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 1   2,    4|         range. It means all the resources that the earth (and indirectly
 2   2,    5|         extract various natural resources from the earth and the seas.
 3   2,    5|         whether nature's living resources, or the products of agriculture,
 4   2,    5|         the mineral or chemical resources - with man's work, whether
 5   3,   12|    these words refer to all the resources contained in the visible
 6   3,   12|        disposal. However, these resources can serve man only through
 7   3,   12|         man has for causing the resources hidden in nature to serve
 8   3,   12|  through his work to make these resources bear fruit, man takes over
 9   3,   12|    relationship of man with the resources and riches of nature. The
10   3,   12|    presupposes these riches and resources of the visible world, riches
11   3,   12|       visible world, riches and resources that man finds and does
12   3,   12|   includes not only the natural resources placed at man's disposal
13   3,   12|        man appropriates natural resources and transforms them in accordance
14   3,   13|        whole of humanity in the resources of nature, and the inheritance
15   3,   13| developed on the basis of those resources, primarily by developing
16   3,   13|         on the Giver of all the resources of creation, and also on
17   4,   18|       while conspicuous natural resources remain unused, there are
18   4,   22|     should pool their ideas and resources so as to attain this goal
19   5,   25|         in the discovery of the resources and values contained in
20   5,   26|         much, he cultivates his resources, he goes outside of himself