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 1   1,    1|     Because fresh questions and problems are always arising, there
 2   2,    6| touching upon the vast range of problems known intimately and in
 3   2,    6|         of the important social problems characterizing whole ages.~
 4   2,    8|           This question and the problems connected with it gave rise
 5   2,    9|       in a summary way, certain problems that more closely define
 6   3,   11|         The sketch of the basic problems of work outlined above draws
 7   3,   11|         social, activity to the problems of work. One organization
 8   3,   14|        of the situation and the problems in the second half of the
 9   4,   22|         to them. Many practical problems arise at this point, as
10   5,   27|         seek an answer to these problems so important for the spirituality