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 1    1,   3|         wish principally to achieve two objectives of no little
 2    3,  12| Organization promoted consecutively two decades of development.30
 3    3,  16|            efforts made in the last two decades by the more developed
 4    3,  17|           countries also, there are two in particular that reveal
 5    3,  20|       referring to the existence of two opposing blocs, commonly
 6    3,  20|           geopolitical. Each of the two blocs tends to assimilate
 7    3,  20|             of history. Each of the two ideologies, on the basis
 8    3,  20|         ideologies, on the basis of two very different visions of
 9    3,  20|         opposition and give rise to two blocs of armed forces, each
10    3,  20|             The tension between the two blocs which began at the
11    3,  21|        itself an opposition between two different levels of development
12    3,  21|      development but rather between two concepts of the development
13    3,  21|            the distance between the two worlds: the more developed
14    3,  21|            to what extent are these two systems capable of changes
15    3,  22|            development.~Each of the two blocs harbors in its own
16    3,  23|          the opposition between the two blocs.~Today, the reality
17    3,  23|          used to enable each of the two blocs to overtake the other
18    4,  27|            tragic experience of the two world wars, the planned
19    4,  29|             creation account by the two elements: the earth, from
20    5,  37|        structures" created by them, two are very typical: on the
21    7,  46|     intimate connection between the two.~Development which is merely