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 1    1,   5|         individual and communal, national and international. She formulates
 2    2,  18|    needed for the development of national economies and for assistance
 3    2,  19|        by setting up systems of "national security", aimed at controlling
 4    2,  20|         powers, while within the national boundaries there are tribal
 5    2,  20|       amalgamated into a genuine national community. Also lacking
 6    2,  20|   socialism emerge with specific national characteristics. Legitimate
 7    2,  20|           Legitimate demands for national recovery, forms of nationalism
 8    2,  21|         social question from the national to the international level.53~
 9    3,  24|        be added the cultural and national dimension: it is not possible
10    3,  24|     struggle for culture and for national rights.~But the true cause
11    3,  24|         religious roots of their national cultures, and to rediscover
12    3,  27| individual, social, regional and national injustices were committed
13    5,  47|          other totalitarian and "national security" regimes, today
14    6,  54|       the State, the ordering of national and international society,
15    6,  60|       aware that solving serious national and international problems
16    6,  60|         social life, at both the national and international levels.~