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 1   1,    1|     individual nations and on the international level. While it is true
 2   1,    1|          among the nations and in international decision-making. These new
 3   1,    2|          initiatives, both on the international level and at the level of
 4   2,    5|      governments, for systems and international organizations; they also
 5   2,    7|         and in the wider field of international and intercontinental relationships,
 6   3,   11|            as is evidenced by the international declarations on work and
 7   3,   11|           such initiatives on the international level is the International
 8   3,   11|        international level is the International Labour Organization, the
 9   3,   11|         and leaders of this broad international movement, the purpose of
10   3,   11|     socioeconomic, political, and international life in our age, we cannot
11   4,   16|         are proclaimed by various international organizations and increasingly
12   4,   16|    countries and societies and in international relations, as the Church'
13   4,   17|      policy and of the systems of international relationships that derive
14   4,   17|           be exercised by all the International Organizations whose concern
15   4,   17| Organization. It appears that the International Labour Organization and
16   4,   18|        agents at the national and international level that are responsible
17   4,   18|         taken in the dimension of international collaboration by means of
18   4,   18|       even violent reactions. The International Organizations have an enormous
19   4,   22|          national communities and international organizations have turned