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 1   1, 8 | modified, the disparity between rich and poor nations will increase
 2   1, 8 |       rather than diminish; the rich nations are progressing
 3   1, 18|         greater personal power. Rich and poor alike—be they individuals,
 4   1, 23|       laid down the duty of the rich toward the poor in no uncertain
 5   1, 23|         to everyone, not to the rich." 22 These words indicate
 6   1, 33|         wealth and power of the rich while we entrench the needy
 7   1, 40|       economic goods, are quite rich in wisdom and can offer
 8   1, 40|      others." 40~Every country, rich or poor, has a cultural
 9   2, 47|   Lazarus can sit down with the rich man at the same banquet
10   2, 47|    table. 52~On the part of the rich man, it calls for great
11   2, 49|         them the parable of the rich man. His fields yielded
12   2, 56|         trade relations between rich and poor nations. The latter
13   2, 57|       more destitute, while the rich nations become even richer. ~
14   2, 61|         trade relations between rich and poor nations. Indeed,
15   2, 72|      historical traditions, its rich culture, and its peculiar