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 1 Int, 1|    predecessors, in response to the new needs of a changing world.
 2 Int, 2|     circumstances we have seen in a new perspective the grave problems
 3 Int, 4|             centuries, remains ever new for converting men: end
 4 Int, 7|           themselves to solving the new difficulties which put the
 5 Int, 7|           in the wider context of a new civilization. These problems
 6  1    |                                     New Social Problems ~
 7  1, 9 |         change their location. Thus new social problems are created:
 8  1, 9 |      publicity incessantly launches new products and tries to attract
 9  1, 10|    community. Man is experiencing a new loneliness; it is not in
10  1, 10|             this disordered growth, new proletariats are born. They
11  1, 10|    indifference. It lends itself to new forms of exploitation and
12  1, 12|        communities exist, to create new modes of neighborliness
13  1, 12|       Christians, conscious of this new responsibility, not lose
14  1, 15|      directs her attention to those new "poor" - the handicapped
15  1, 16|        injustice - unfortunately no new phenomenon - must be placed
16  1, 19|          good time the emergence of new social problems, they will
17  1, 20|           representing as it were a new power. One cannot but ask
18  1, 20|             mode of knowledge~and a new civilization: that of the
19  1, 21|               pollution and refuse, new illness and absolute destructive
20  1, 21|        Christian must turn to these new perceptions in order to
21  2, 22|            themselves felt in these new contexts, and they grow
22  2, 28|     everything, and thus to build a new idol, accepting, at times
23  2, 29|       accentuated sliding towards a new positivism: universalized
24  2, 35|          freedom? They would like a new model, more adapted to present-day
25  2, 37|         fact, "the expectation of a new earth must not weaken but
26  2, 37|            here grows the body of a new human family, a body which
27  2, 37|             of foreshadowing of the new age" 23. ~
28  2, 38|      threatens to drag it towards a new posivitism, another more
29  2, 39|             if all agree to build a new society at the service of
30  2, 40|         between the Church and this new field of discovery, a dialogue
31  3    |             Face to Face with These New Problems ~
32  3, 42|              In the face of so many new questions the Church makes
33  3, 44|          Under the driving force of new systems of production, national
34  3, 44|       breaking down, and we can see new economic powers emerging,
35  3, 44|         organizations can lead to a new and abusive form of economic
36  3, 44|        Rerum Novarum is taking on a new and very real image. ~
37  3, 45|          power in their turn, these new masters surround themselves
38  3, 47| consequences involves risk, even if new sciences strive to enlighten