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 1   1,    1|      the bread of science and progress, civilization and culture -
 2   1,    1|     so as to ensure authentic progress by man and society.~
 3   2,    4|  linking these periods to the progress of science and technology
 4   2,    5|       coefficient of economic progress; but, at the same time,
 5   3,   12|    but also, through adequate progress in science and technology,
 6   4,   18|   universal and proportionate progress by all, in accordance with
 7   4,   18|  constitutive element in this progress and also the most adequate
 8   4,   18|      that is to say, man. The progress in question must be made
 9   4,   18|  fruit in man. A test of this progress will be the increasingly
10   4,   21|      level of development and progress. The world of agriculture,
11   4,   22|   called to contribute to the progress and welfare of their families
12   5,   26|       to the right meaning of progress: "A person is more precious
13   5,   26| supply the material for human progress, but of themselves alone
14   5,   26|   teaching on the question of progress and development - a subject
15   5,   27|       of the new age. Earthly progress must be carefully distinguished
16   5,   27|       has not only in earthly progress but also in the development