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 1    2,   7    |     Constitution takes to this problem.17~These and other explicit
 2    2,   7    |        matters to the specific problem of the development and the
 3    2,   9    | therefore faced with a serious problem of unequal distribution
 4    3,  17    |       solution to this serious problem with its negative consequences
 5    3,  17(34)|     The Church and the Housing Problem (December 27, 1987).~
 6    3,  17    |  housing, an extremely serious problem in itself, should be seen
 7    3,  17    |        Given the extent of the problem, we should need little convincing
 8    3,  18    |    growing seriousness of this problem in the industrialized countries.36
 9    3,  19    |     close connection between a problem of this kind - the growing
10    3,  25    |     said about the demographic problem and the way it is spoken
11    3,  25    |   hemisphere, of a demographic problem which creates difficulties
12    3,  25    |  hemisphere the nature of this problem is reversed: here, the cause
13    6,  41    |   revolutions to offer for the problem of underdevelopment as such,
14    6,  41    |       reduced to a "technical" problem. If reduced in this way,
15    6,  41    |     the solution of the urgent problem of development when she
16    6,  41    |    neither the analysis of the problem of development as such nor