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 1   1, 17|       It is not just certain individuals but all men who are called
 2   1, 18|  Rich and poor alike—be they individuals, families or nations—can
 3   1, 19|                  19. Neither individuals nor nations should regard
 4   1, 19|   true grandeur. Avarice, in individuals and in nations, is the most
 5   1, 33|  integrating" 35 the work of individuals and intermediary organizations. ~
 6   2, 53|      of wealth by nations or individuals; we cannot approve a debilitating
 7   2, 63|    within countries whenever individuals and families see the inviolable
 8   2, 66|    of brotherly ties between individuals and nations. ~
 9   2, 73| between cultures, as between individuals, paves the way for ties
10   2, 75|   And it is to be hoped that individuals, social organizations and
11   2, 82|   with various non Christian individuals and communities in Bombay.