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1 I  |       particular competence and responsibility. 9  The consequence of this
2 II |      The growth in the sense of responsibility towards countries still
3 II |         is marked by a coherent responsibility for temporal reality. ~The
4 II |        of human life and to the responsibility of everyone in this regard. 
5 II | doctrine does not exhaust one’s responsibility towards the common good. 
6 II |        delegating his Christian responsibility to others; rather, the Gospel
7 II |     more evident and laden with responsibility. In the face of fundamental
8 III|         are outside the state’s responsibility. The state must not interfere,
9 III|        situation, every precise responsibility – as, for example, skill