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 1   1,    1|      technological, economic and political conditions which, according
 2   1,    1|         and the emergence on the political scene of peoples who, after
 3   3,   11|          but also and chiefly by political means. We are familiar with
 4   3,   11|       the struggle carried on by political as well as ideological means.
 5   3,   11| proletariat", the groups that as political parties follow the guidance
 6   3,   11|         fabric of socioeconomic, political, and international life
 7   3,   14|         by liberalism and by the political systems inspired by it.
 8   4,   18|       both within the individual political communities and in their
 9   4,   20|        not have the character of political parties struggling for power;
10   4,   20|     subjected to the decision of political parties or have too close
11   4,   20|        be abused especially for "political" purposes. Furthermore it