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 1   1, 12|     of foreigners. ~We would certainly admit that this work was
 2   2, 52|                    52. It is certainly all right to maintain bilateral
 3   2, 54|     debts. ~The donors could certainly ask for assurances as to
 4   2, 54|   hand, the recipients would certainly have the right to demand
 5   2, 58| international agreements. It certainly can work when both parties
 6   2, 65|     rights and duties. It is certainly a legitimate demand, so
 7   2, 71|                       71. We certainly rejoice over the fact that
 8   2, 75|     the human race, which is certainly aware of these evils, will
 9   2, 78|     the nations of the world certainly calls for institutions that
10   2, 79|     a more human way of life certainly calls for hard work and