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 1    2,  10    |      the world into ideological blocs a division already existing
 2    3,  20    |       existence of two opposing blocs, commonly known as the East
 3    3,  20    |   geopolitical. Each of the two blocs tends to assimilate or gather
 4    3,  20    | opposition and give rise to two blocs of armed forces, each suspicious
 5    3,  20    |       effects of this "logic of blocs" and of the respective "
 6    3,  20    |         tension between the two blocs which began at the end of
 7    3,  20    | existence and opposition of the blocs continue to be a real and
 8    3,  22    |    development.~Each of the two blocs harbors in its own way a
 9    3,  23    |      opposition between the two blocs.~Today, the reality is that
10    3,  23    |       to enable each of the two blocs to overtake the other and
11    3,  24    |        even the barriers of the blocs. It knows how to overcome
12    5,  36    |     world which is divided into blocs, sustained by rigid ideologies,
13    5,  36(65)|       even of whole nations and blocs of nations, she knows and
14    5,  37    |    attitude of sin; nations and blocs can do so too. And this
15    5,  39    |         the world into opposing blocs, combine to produce the
16    5,  39    |  abandonment of the politics of blocs, the sacrifice of all forms