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 1    2,  10    |            instead of by the quest for individual profit, peace would be possible
 2    3,  15    |            religious oppression of the individual and his or her rights, discrimination
 3    3,  15    |             important not only for the individual but also for the common
 4    3,  15    |             view of the "rights of the individual nations." In fact, it often
 5    3,  15    |     subjectivity of society and of the individual citizens, as happens in
 6    3,  15    | totalitarianism. In this situation the individual and the people become "objects,"
 7    3,  17    |          negative consequences for the individual, the family and society.34~
 8    3,  18    |      demonstrates that both within the individual political communities and
 9    4,  28(51)|            thus becomes an obstacle to individual fulfillment and to man's
10    4,  28(51)|               both for nations and for individual men, avarice is the most
11    4,  32    |              of peoples is not just an individual duty, and still less an
12    4,  32    |               isolated efforts of each individual. It is an imperative which
13    4,  32    |           aspects, should also include individual cultural identity and openness
14    4,  33    |            historical vocation of each individual, is not attained only by
15    4,  33    |             respect the right of every individual to the full use of the benefits
16    4,  33    |               16:21). Both peoples and individual must enjoy the fundamental
17    5,  36    |              and brief life span of an individual. This also involves interference
18    5,  38    |            attitudes which define each individual's relationship with self,
19    5,  38    |              development "of the whole individual and of all people."66~For
20    5,  38    |              one's neighbor, either an individual or a community. It is God,
21    5,  38    |                good of all and of each individual, because we are all really
22    6,  41    |            justice," according to each individual's role, vocation and circumstances. ~
23    6,  44    |              development of "the whole individual and of all people."~
24    7,  46    |               of slavery affecting the individual and society is something
25    7,  47    |      correspond to this dignity. Every individual is called upon to play his
26    7,  47    |               moment and of each one's individual responsibility, and to implement -
27    7,  49    |               Blessed Virgin difficult individual situations, so that she