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 1    2,   8|                     8. This brief analysis helps us to appreciate better
 2    2,   9|  affirmation and the accompanying analysis yet been made into a "directive
 3    2,   9|        foundation in an objective analysis of reality. In the words
 4    3,  13|       ones. Without going into an analysis of figures and statistics,
 5    3,  16|         be subjected to a careful analysis under the ethical-moral
 6    3,  20|           achieve a comprehensive analysis here. However, we cannot
 7    5,  35|           nature such as this, an analysis limited exclusively to the
 8    5,  36|         such that a more profound analysis of individuals' actions
 9    5,  36| difference between sociopolitical analysis and formal reference to "
10    5,  37|                  37. This general analysis, which is religious in nature,
11    5,  37|         to introduce this type of analysis above all in order to point
12    6,  41|   questions; and that neither the analysis of the problem of development