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 1   1, 13| political activities of any nation, "seeks but one goal: to
 2   1, 24|     activities of their own nation to deposit a large portion
 3   1, 35|     first objective for any nation seeking to develop itself.
 4   2, 43|   said: "Man must meet man, nation must meet nation, as brothers
 5   2, 43|  meet man, nation must meet nation, as brothers and sisters,
 6   2, 48|   While it is proper that a nation be the first to enjoy the
 7   2, 48| fruits of its own labor, no nation may dare to hoard its riches
 8   2, 48|   use alone. Each and every nation must produce more and better
 9   2, 48|   fitting that a prosperous nation set aside some of the goods
10   2, 62|  Haughty pride in one's own nation disunites nations and poses
11   2, 65| regarded as a duty by every nation. The developing nations
12   2, 80|  Every individual and every nation must face up to this issue,