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1    3,  24|    such decisions and such actions, which at times lead to
2    4,  31|      and all the works and actions that are worthy of man will
3    5,  36|   analysis of individuals' actions and omissions cannot be
4    5,  36| express themselves also in actions or omissions toward one'
5    5,  36|    which go far beyond the actions and brief life span of an
6    5,  37| demonstrate that among the actions and attitudes opposed to
7    6,  43|   all levels into concrete actions, until it decisively attains
8    7,  48|    profound meaning of our actions in the world in favor of