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1   1, 7 |     ignorance and disease, to promote communication, and to improve
2   1, 12|    this, they did protect and promote indigenous institutions;
3   2, 50| planned programs do more than promote economic and social progress.
4   2, 51|       senseless rivalries and promote fruitful, friendly dialogue
5   2, 78|    for institutions that will promote, coordinate and direct it,
6   2, 82|      do all in their power to promote living conditions truly
7   2, 83|       that are being taken to promote mutual aid, and the tragic
8   2, 84|      expenditures in order to promote the development of nations