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 1  I,7  |     simple classification. Some countries are highly developed, others
 2  I,7  |         landscape of many Asian countries, manifested in the degradation
 3  I,7  |    traditions. 14~Several Asian countries face difficulties related
 4  I,7  |   suffered by a number of Asian countries. The future of Asia lies
 5  I,8  |      situation in the different countries where she seeks to fulfil
 6  I,8  |         very much present. Some countries recognize an official state
 7  I,8  |       progress which many Asian countries are making under their different
 8  I,9  |    region and the Central Asian countries which have recently gained
 9 IV,23 |       limits".111 In some Asian countries, this statement still has
10  V,27 |       in the soil of many Asian countries, deserve the greatest respect.
11  V,28 |        reconciliation among two countries of one people, one language
12 VI,34 |        overseas workers. In the countries to which they come, these
13 VI,35 |      upon the faithful in their countries, where the demographic question
14 VI,37 |       of the continent. In many countries, Catholic schools play an
15 VI,39 |          tending to push poorer countries to the margin of international
16 VI,39 | especially those in the Western countries, to work to ensure that
17 VI,40 |    future. In many cases, these countries are forced to cut down spending
18 VI,40 |         economies of the poorer countries. 197 At the same time the
19 VI,40 |       also addressed the debtor countries. They emphasized the need
20 VI,40 |          The citizens of debtor countries have too often been victims
21 VII,44|       see that in several Asian countries missionary institutes of
22 VII,45|        and sport. In many Asian countries, lay people are already
23 VII,47|         particular Churches and countries in Asia and elsewhere fostering