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 1    3,  11|       we live today cannot be said to be completely identical
 2    3,  13|              13. It cannot be said that these various religious,
 3    3,  25|       point something must be said about the demographic problem
 4    3,  25|        following what Paul VI said in his Encyclicals45 and
 5    3,  26|  awareness. The same is to be said, still in the field of human
 6    4,  32|  while including - as already said - the economic and social
 7    4,  34|        some are not, as it is said, renewable. Using them as
 8    5,  35| economic. As has already been said, political motives also
 9    5,  40|      virtue. In what has been said so far it has been possible
10    6,  45|     45. None of what has been said can be achieved without
11    7,  46|       duties. The same can be said about society as a whole.~
12    7,  47|       with sorrow, it must be said that just as one may sin