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 1   1, 12|           We need only mention the efforts of Pere Charles de Foucauld:
 2   1, 17|          we reap benefits from the efforts of our contemporaries; we
 3   1, 22|          and perfect it by his own efforts and to his own advantage. ~
 4   1, 27|          material that resists his efforts, the worker leaves his imprint
 5   1, 33|        their task to stimulate the efforts of those involved in this
 6   2, 43|  organizing and coordinating their efforts, so that available resources
 7   2, 47|                      47. But these efforts, as well as public and private
 8   2, 47|       authorities may expand their efforts in the work of development?
 9   2, 50|                       50. If these efforts are to be successful, they
10   2, 50|          effective than occasional efforts promoted by individual goodwill. ~
11   2, 56|                                56. Efforts are being made to help the
12   2, 56|     technologically. Some of these efforts are considerable. Yet all
13   2, 56|        considerable. Yet all these efforts will prove to be vain and
14   2, 62|            pooling of information, efforts and financial resources
15   2, 64| territorial base and to pool their efforts for the development of a
16   2, 65|          hallmark of collaborative efforts, and when concerted effort
17   2, 76|          power; it is fashioned by efforts directed day after day toward
18   2, 82|         expand their collaborative efforts to reduce man's immoderate