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1   1, 7 |           their departure left the economy of these countries in precarious
2   1, 7 |  precarious imbalance—the one-crop economy, for example, which is at
3   1, 9 | agriculture is the mainstay of the economy. The farmer is painfully
4   1, 33|           the dangers of a planned economy which might threaten human
5   2, 57|        large extent for a balanced economy and for further steps toward
6   2, 60|       restore balance to their own economy, a balance which is frequently
7   2, 62|        where the weak state of the economy calls for a pooling of information,