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 1    1,   1|     dimensions of the human person, has always expressed itself
 2    3,  15|    not impoverish the human person as much as, if not more
 3    4,  30|   need to begin again, that person would be betraying the will
 4    4,  32|    development of the whole person and of every human being
 5    4,  33|   easily subjects the human person and his deepest needs to
 6    4,  33| based on the dignity of the person and on the proper identity
 7    4,  33|  woman, child, adult or old person - implies, especially for
 8    4,  33|   rights of all and of each person. It likewise implies a lively
 9    4,  33|    good proper to the human person. Furthermore the Christian
10    5,  39|     the "other" - whether a person, people or nation - not
11    5,  40|    him or her; and for that person's sake one must be ready
12    7,  47|    there exist in the human person sufficient qualities and
13    7,  47|    the dignity of the human person, whose defense and promotion
14    7,  47|   very dignity of the human person, the indestructible image
15    7,  47|    development of the whole person and of all peoples, are