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 1   1, 6 |        place in the international community. ~
 2   1, 17|           hence he belongs to the community of man. It is not just certain
 3   1, 23|            private gain and basic community needs conflict with one
 4   1, 28| enterprise is indeed a true human community, concerned about the needs,
 5   1, 37|      already born, and before the community to which they belong—following
 6   2, 44|         build a more humane world community, where all can give and
 7   2, 47|         involves building a human community where men can live truly
 8   2, 47|         involves building a human community where liberty is not an
 9   2, 54|         can help to shape a world community truly worthy of man. ~
10   2, 81|           structures of the civil community. 68 Changes must be made;