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 1    2,   9    |         one's responsibility, to take into consideration, in personal
 2    3,  15    |        and to form unions, or to take initiatives in economic
 3    3,  15    |       development which does not take into account the full affirmation
 4    3,  26    |          a solidarity which will take up interdependence and transfer
 5    3,  26    |          cycles of nature and to take them into account when planning
 6    4,  30    |         have not winnowed? ...So take the talent from him, and
 7    4,  34    |        On the contrary, one must take into account the nature
 8    5,  35    | Christians, these decisions will take their inspiration from the
 9    5,  36(65)|       indifference; of those who take refuge in the supposed impossibility
10    5,  39    |       the Church feels called to take her stand beside the poor,
11    5,  40    |          to go beyond itself, to take on the specifically Christian
12    6,  42    |          It is impossible not to take account of the existence
13    6,  44(81)|          need to be convinced to take into their own hands their
14    6,  44    |        of the world.~In order to take this path, the nations themselves
15    7,  48    |      present time.~All of us who take part in the Eucharist are