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1   2,    6|     fact that the one who is doing it is a person. The sources
2   2,    7| certain sense a stimulus for doing so, is provided by the quickening
3   2,    8|     to say, the human person doing the work, one must make
4   2,    9|     specific moral value. In doing this we must always keep
5   2,    9|      It is familiar to those doing physical work under sometimes
6   3,   12|    even if he or she is only doing the kind of work for which
7   5,   26|   living in idleness ... not doing any work"75, the Apostle
8   5,   27|      the toil I had spent in doing it"83. There is no one on