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 1   1,    1|          from work it derives its specific dignity, but at the same
 2   2,    4|    external object, presupposes a specific dominion by man over "the
 3   2,    9|       characterize more fully its specific moral value. In doing this
 4   3,   14|     public powers, pursuing their specific aims in honest collaboration
 5   3,   15|          From this spring certain specific rights of workers, corresponding
 6   4,   16|          this context they have a specific character corresponding
 7   4,   16|    character corresponding to the specific nature of human work as
 8   4,   19|         aspirations and for their specific role in contributing, together
 9   4,   19| advancement by abandoning what is specific to them and at the expense
10   4,   20|           profession, has its own specific character which should find
11   4,   20|           lose contact with their specific role, which is to secure
12   4,   20|         that which conditions the specific dignity of the subject of