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 1   1,    1|           well-being for the more developed countries. But they can
 2   1,    2|           and continents that are developed and of others that are not
 3   1,    3|  patrimony was then inherited and developed by the teaching of the Popes
 4   2,    8|   capitalism or collectivism have developed. Various new systems have
 5   2,   10|          increase the common good developed together with his compatriots,
 6   3,   12|     document, and will be further developed in the last part of these
 7   3,   12|         is man that has gradually developed them: man's experience and
 8   3,   13|          what others have already developed on the basis of those resources,
 9   3,   13|    philosophy, as this philosophy developed from the most elementary
10   4,   16|        order to be maintained and developed. Man must work out of regard
11   4,   20| programmes and courses which have developed and are still developing
12   4,   21|          even in the economically developed countries, where scientific