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 1   1,    2|        world wars which in the course of the last ninety years
 2   2,    8|       it is less well paid. Of course, education in itself is
 3   2,   10|     say work, is marked in the course of history, and especially
 4   3,   11|        activity. In the normal course of events this reality fills
 5   3,   11|       the issue of work has of course been posed on the basis
 6   3,   12|        labour over what in the course of time we have grown accustomed
 7   3,   14|    means of production. In the course of the decades since the
 8   4,   20|        professions, we must of course always keep in mind that
 9   4,   23| special qualifications have of course been taken into consideration,
10   5,   25|  Council says, "throughout the course of the centuries, men have