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 1 1| justified by law to defend the common civil and moral heritage,
 2 1|    dignity, the individual and common good, and especially our
 3 1|  guided in this also, by sound common sense. In the normal human
 4 1|        all this has nothing in common with the accomplishment
 5 1|    governed, of course, by the common laws which regulate ordinary
 6 1| upright men thoughtful for the common good, who are rightly persuaded
 7 2|  numerous, and by far the most common. While that shows that a
 8 3|       the community and on the common good, We drew strong arguments
 9 3|     ever more fit tool for the common good. What can an ideal
10 3|       actions, to strive for a common goal, which consists in
11 3|       preservation of the true common good through the harmonising
12 3|        its right to direct the common good as its proper end.