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 1   1, 7 |         left the economy of these countries in precarious imbalance—
 2   1, 9 |   engulfing the poorer classes in countries that are now being industrialized
 3   1, 13|         group effort within these countries is no longer enough. The
 4   1, 24|           their income in foreign countries for the sake of their own
 5   2, 48|       indigence of less developed countries, it is only fitting that
 6   2, 48|           to these less fortunate countries. ~
 7   2, 54|       real needs of the receiving countries and the use to which the
 8   2, 54| assistance can be put. Developing countries will thus no longer risk
 9   2, 55|           peace in the developing countries, and world peace itself
10   2, 57|    produced by the less developed countries are subject to sudden and
11   2, 63|        division and hatred within countries whenever individuals and
12   2, 70|        business in the developing countries? Their more favored position
13   2, 81|   developing nations and in other countries lay people must consider