Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I, A,9       |               measures;~— substantial new borrowing;~— far-reaching
 2 I, B,10      |              the part of many of the "new poor" just as they are beginning
 3 I, B,11(22)  |             of World Population 1993, New York, 1993. Cf. also United
 4 I, B,11(22)  |         Prospects: the 1992 Revision, New York, 1993. Cf. also UNFPA,
 5 I, B,11(23)  |              Oxford University Press, New York, 1990. Cf. ibid. p.
 6 I, D,16(30)  |              Oxford University Press, New York, 1990, p. 18.~
 7 I, D,17      |           impenetrable barrier to any new market entrants. This is
 8 II, 0,22     |            heroism on the part of all new arrivals if one is to avoid
 9 II, 0,23(41) |            renewal to ensure that the new constructions were not systematically
10 II, 0,23(41) |              turned into slums by the new occupiers who had previously
11 II, 0,23(41) |              it is also very fragile. New farming practices by the
12 II, 0,27     |              parts of an ecosystem. A new sphere of responsibility
13 II, 0,28     |     distortions will be compounded by new ones.~
14 II, 0,31     |      encouraged the constitution of a new people-based civil society
15 II, 0,31     |        International Associations and New Ecclesial Communities have
16 II, 0,31     |             the achievements of these new initiatives bode well for
17 III, 0,38    |               to refrain from raising new ones to selectively keep
18 III, 0,46    |          reform of the structures and new models of relations between
19 III, 0,47    |             defining and implementing new ways of establishing solidarity
20 III, 0,48    | evidentsuccesses include projects for new initiatives implemented
21 III, 0,48(75)|             Africa, Caritas Aotearoa (New Zealand), Caritas Bolivia,
22 IV, 0,51     |              was fashioned around the New Testament. Unfortunately,
23 IV, 0,53     |                  where] the body of a new human family grows, foreshadowing
24 IV, 0,55(86) |              No. 36: "In singling out new needs and new means to meet
25 IV, 0,55(86) |            singling out new needs and new means to meet them, one
26 IV, 0,55(86) |              correctly distinguishing new and higher forms of satisfying
27 IV, 0,55(86) |           human needs from artificial new needs which hinder the formation
28 IV, 0,56     |               international trade and new proposals for the Jubilee
29 V, 0,58      |              His words show what this new person is in opposition
30 V, 0,62      |           idols I will cleanse you. A new heart I will give you, and
31 V, 0,62      |          heart I will give you, and a new spirit I will put within
32 V, 0,66(94)  |               Crown Publishers, Inc., New York, 1993.~