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 1    2,   6    |           noting the situation of poverty and of underdevelopment
 2    2,   6    |           human beings live.~This poverty and underdevelopment are,
 3    2,   9    |     between their conduct and the poverty and underdevelopment of
 4    3,  13    |         the intolerable burden of poverty. There are many millions
 5    3,  14    |           frontiers of wealth and poverty intersect within the societies
 6    3,  14    | inequalities down to the level of poverty exist in rich countries,
 7    3,  14(31)|         bands of great or extreme poverty in countries of medium and
 8    3,  15    |           are many other forms of poverty. For are there not certain
 9    3,  16    |  situation of wealth for some and poverty for the rest. These mechanisms,
10    3,  16    |       rich would increase and the poverty of the poor would remain.33
11    6,  42    |         the phenomenon of growing poverty. Unfortunately, instead
12    6,  42    |     overlook that special form of poverty which consists in being
13    7,  46    |       confronting the problems of poverty and underdevelopment has
14    7,  49    |         their worrying aspects of poverty, unemployment, shortage