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 1   2,  47|  fails to take into adequate consideration both man's character as
 2   2,  47|      would have to take into consideration the behavioural models and
 3   2,  56|    more concrete existential consideration. The latter, by taking account
 4   2,  67|  understood without explicit consideration of the potentialities which
 5   2,  67|     made without taking into consideration whether or not the deliberate
 6   2,  68|   Here an important pastoral consideration must be added. According
 7   2,  70|     imputability. But from a consideration of the psychological sphere
 8   2,  75|     not take into sufficient consideration the fact that the will is
 9   2,  75| rightness" on the basis of a consideration of its foreseeable effects
10   2,  77|     demands as much. But the consideration of these consequences, and
11   2,  79|  specific acts, apart from a consideration of the intention for which