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 1    2,   8| legitimate concern of the Church seen as a religious institution -
 2    2,  10|      dependencies, the danger is seen to be much greater.~The
 3    3,  17|     problem in itself, should be seen as a sign and summing-up
 4    3,  22|         the goods meant for all.~Seen in this way, the present
 5    3,  24|       state of affairs are to be seen in the festering of a wound
 6    4,  29|      reality and vocation of man seen in his totality, namely,
 7    4,  29|        being, a reality which is seen to be shared from the beginning
 8    4,  30|         profane," but it is also seen to be, while having a socio-economic
 9    4,  30|         s "development" is to be seen as a moment in the story
10    4,  33|          its economic element is seen more clearly. Such development
11    6,  41|         to them.~It will thus be seen at once that the questions