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 1    2,  10    |         ruled by concern for the common good of all humanity, or
 2    3,  15    |      individual but also for the common good. Experience shows us
 3    3,  17    |         either becomes shared in common by every part of the world
 4    3,  18    |            18. Another indicator common to the vast majority of
 5    3,  21    |       the cause of a development common to all.~Countries which
 6    3,  22    |       cooperation by all for the common good of the human race,
 7    3,  23    |     widely and generously to the common good. ~If a nation were
 8    3,  26    |         are linked together by a common destiny, which is to be
 9    3,  26(48)|       all men, and therefore the common good of humanity...peace
10    4,  33    |       seated at the table of the common banquet,"61 instead of lying
11    5,  35    |       and in conformity with the common good of humanity, an effective
12    5,  36    |       awareness of the universal common good, and the need to further
13    5,  38    |        higher values such as the common good or, to quote the felicitous
14    5,  38    |         to commit oneself to the common good; that is to say to
15    5,  39    |       greater share of goods and common services, should feel responsible
16    5,  39    |     groups in the context of the common good.~The same criterion
17    5,  39    | contribution of their own to the common good with their treasures
18    5,  40    |          point, awareness of the common fatherhood of God, of the
19    6,  43    |       which exist solely for the common good.~The existing institutions
20    7,  47    |          witness together to our common convictions concerning the
21    7,  49    |       have given all peoples one common origin, and your will is