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 1 int  |    the abuses of the motion pictures and entrusted in a special
 2  2, 1|     people go to the motion pictures every day; that motion picture
 3  2, 1|   in the very nature of the pictures projected upon the screen,
 4  2, 1|    and, so to speak, living pictures. ~This power is still greater
 5  2, 2|   to the soul by bad motion pictures. They are occasions of sin;
 6  2, 2|     other hand, good motion pictures are capable of exercising
 7  2, 4|   place a ban on bad motion pictures because they are an offence
 8  3, 3|   there is here question of pictures which interest all classes
 9  3, 4| able to promote good motion pictures, classify the others, and
10  3, 5|     industry produce motion pictures which conform entirely to
11  3, 5|  evil and pernicious motion pictures. ~Care must be taken that