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 1    2,   9|       numerous than the developed ones; the multitudes of human
 2    2,  10|   countries and in the developing ones, thereby upsetting the real
 3    3,  13|          excluding other specific ones. Without going into an analysis
 4    3,  25|     pressures, including economic ones, in order to force them
 5    4,  28|       precisely in this: that the ones who possess much are relatively
 6    4,  34| biological laws but also to moral ones, which cannot be violated
 7    5,  35|          to replace them with new ones which will be more just
 8    6,  42|             in the more developed ones too. ~It is necessary to
 9    6,  43|        technology or sent useless ones.~In the opinion of many,
10    6,  44|      democratic and participatory ones. This is a process which