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 1    3,  14|         impression of a stationary phenomenon. This is not the case. The
 2    3,  17|       large measure to the growing phenomenon of urbanization.35 Even
 3    3,  18|         majority of nations is the phenomenon of unemployment and underemployment. ~
 4    3,  18|       rather than increasing.~This phenomenon too, with its series of
 5    3,  18|   important points."37~This second phenomenon, like the previous one,
 6    3,  19|                        19. A third phenomenon, likewise characteristic
 7    3,  24|          confronted with a strange phenomenon: while economic aid and
 8    3,  24|        wound in today's world: the phenomenon of terrorism, understood
 9    3,  25| biologically. In itself, this is a phenomenon capable of hindering development.
10    6,  42|          to give precedence to the phenomenon of growing poverty. Unfortunately,