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 1    2,   7    |              to help the developing countries."16 The same idea of development
 2    2,   9    |             of view, the developing countries are much more numerous than
 3    2,   9    |       leaders, and citizens of rich countries considered as individuals,
 4    2,  10    |          weapons, both in developed countries and in the developing ones,
 5    2,  10    |             aside for helping needy countries. If "development is the
 6    3,  14    |            of poverty exist in rich countries, so, in parallel fashion,
 7    3,  14    |      fashion, in the less developed countries one often sees manifestations
 8    3,  14    |          data of the more developed countries. The word "gap" returns
 9    3,  14    |            developed and developing countries in recent years has differed,
10    3,  14    |      distances. Thus the developing countries, especially the poorest
11    3,  14    |           classify exhaustively all countries, are significant: they are
12    3,  14(31)|             so-called less advanced countries, but also and especially
13    3,  14(31)|         great or extreme poverty in countries of medium and high income.~
14    3,  15    |        developing and less advanced countries.~It should be noted that
15    3,  16    |      measure, felt the duty to help countries separated from the affluent
16    3,  16    |    indirectly by the more developed countries, by their very functioning
17    3,  16    |     economies of the less developed countries. Later on these mechanisms
18    3,  17    |            effects even in the rich countries. It is precisely within
19    3,  17    |           is precisely within these countries that one encounters, though
20    3,  17    |   increasingly affect the developed countries also, there are two in particular
21    3,  18    |       problem in the industrialized countries.36 While it is alarming
22    3,  18    |          alarming in the developing countries, with their high rate of
23    3,  18    |             of young people, in the countries of high economic development
24    3,  18(36)|         unemployed in the developed countries with a market economy jumped
25    3,  19    |        developed and less developed countries. It is the question of the
26    3,  19(39)|              pp. 283f.: "Developing countries will thus no longer risk
27    3,  20    |           or gather around it other countries or groups of countries,
28    3,  20    |        other countries or groups of countries, to different degrees of
29    3,  21    |        which concern the developing countries. For as we know the tension
30    3,  21    |       transferred to the developing countries themselves, and thus helps
31    3,  21    |          development common to all.~Countries which have recently achieved
32    3,  21    |           richer and more developed countries, find themselves involved
33    3,  21    |             to the interests of the countries which ought to benefit from
34    3,  21    |            from them. Many of these countries are becoming more and more
35    3,  22    |           the South.~The developing countries, instead of becoming autonomous
36    3,  22    |     priorities and problems of such countries or respect their cultural
37    3,  22    |        developing and less advanced countries. However, peoples do not
38    3,  25    |             see governments in many countries launching systematic campaigns
39    3,  25    |           religious identity of the countries themselves but also contrary
40    3,  26    | contributions that some Third World countries, despite the burden of many
41    5,  38    |         rights committed in distant countries, countries which perhaps
42    5,  38    |     committed in distant countries, countries which perhaps they will
43    5,  39    |             The economically weaker countries, or those still at subsistence
44    6,  42    |          not only in less developed countries but-and this seems no less
45    6,  43    |        industries of the developing countries and discourages the producers
46    6,  43    |        low-cost products of certain countries which lack effective labor
47    6,  43    |             situation of the poorer countries.~Forms of technology and
48    6,  43    |        frequent cases of developing countries being denied needed forms
49    6,  44    |       initiative on the part of the countries which need it.81 Each of
50    6,  44    |    everything from the more favored countries, and acting in collaboration
51    6,  45    |    themselves and with the neediest countries of the world.~It is desirable,
52    6,  45    |            reality in many of these countries. To acknowledge it, in such
53    6,  45    |           potential. The developing countries belonging to one geographical
54    7,  47    |        between rich individuals and countries and poor individuals and
55    7,  47    |            and poor individuals and countries will have little value,