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1   2,  48|            goods, called by some "pre-moral". To refer to them, in order
2   2,  74|      weighing of the non-moral or pre-moral goods to be gained and the
3   2,  74|        corresponding non-moral or pre-moral values to be respected.
4   2,  75|         another viewpoint, of the pre-moral order, which some term non-moral,
5   2,  75|     violates goods considered as "pre-moral" could be qualified as morally
6   2,  75| themselves, would regard only the pre-moral order. The moral specificity
7   2,  77|          and effects — defined as pre-moral — of one's own acts: an