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 1  Int,   3|     joined together in various groups, associations and organizations,
 2    2,  13|        in various intermediary groups, beginning with the family
 3    2,  13|         political and cultural groups which stem from human nature
 4    2,  14|       between different social groups inevitably arise, and that
 5    2,  14|        conflict between social groups the doctrine of "total war",
 6    2,  17|      entire peoples and social groups being planned and carried
 7    2,  18|       the adversary.~Extremist groups, seeking to resolve such
 8    2,  20|    boundaries there are tribal groups not yet amalgamated into
 9    5,  45| society, the family, religious groups and individuals themselves.
10    5,  46|     formation of narrow ruling groups which usurp the power of
11    5,  47|      or financial power of the groups promoting them. With time,
12    5,  48| individuals and to the various groups and associations which make
13    6,  57|   discriminatory towards other groups. This option is not limited
14    6,  57|       are being experienced by groups which live on the margins
15    6,  60|  particular of individuals and groups with specific responsibilities