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 1   1, 11|          the concomitant dangers: public upheavals, civil insurrection,
 2   1, 23|           another," it is for the public authorities "to seek a solution
 3   1, 30|       participation in social and public life. They are sorely tempted
 4   1, 33|     organizations. ~It is for the public authorities to establish
 5   1, 35|        private initiative, by the public authorities, and by international
 6   1, 37|            There is no doubt that public authorities can intervene
 7   2, 47|         these efforts, as well as public and private allocations
 8   2, 47|          pay higher taxes so that public authorities may expand their
 9   2, 53| circumstances, we cannot tolerate public and private expenditures
10   2, 73|         he a government leader, a public official, or a simple workman—
11   2, 74|         offered their services to public and private organizations
12   2, 78|     wholehearted support to those public organizations that have
13   2, 81|         and earnest assistance to public and private organizations,
14   2, 83|      international organizations, public officials, gentlemen of