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1   2,    9| universally experienced. It is familiar to those doing physical
2   2,    9|    laborious conditions. It is familiar not only to agricultural
3   2,    9|       or death. It is likewise familiar to those at an intellectual
4   2,    9|       impact on society. It is familiar to doctors and nurses, who
5   2,    9|       patients' bedside. It is familiar to women, who, sometimes
6   2,    9|       of their children. It is familiar to all workers and, since
7   2,    9|       universal calling, it is familiar to everyone.~And yet, in
8   3,   11|        political means. We are familiar with the history of this