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 1   1,  1     |        which people comprehend the world about them, and verify and
 2   1,  1     |            transmission of values, world views, ideologies, and religious
 3   1,  2     |      individuals, nations, and the world.~In this document we wish
 4   1,  4     |          denied a place in the new world taking shape. “Globalization,
 5   1,  4     |               In many parts of the world, globalization is spurring
 6   1,  5     | development of persons, creating a world governed by justice and
 7   2,  7     |          his or her message to the world, and demand a hearing. It
 8   2,  7     |     narcissistic, self-referential world of stimuli with near-narcotic
 9   2,  8     |        decentralized design of the World Wide Web of the late 1980s
10   2,  9     |           our understanding of the world. It opens up a range of
11   2,  9(18) |         for the Celebration of the World Day of Peace 2001, n. 11.~
12   2,  9(20) |           II, Message for the 33rd World Communications Day, n. 4,
13   3,  10(21)|           II, Message for the 31st World Day of Communications, 1997.~
14   3,  11    |            and merely imposing the world view, values, and even language
15   3,  11    |               in many parts of the world.~Cultural sensitivity and
16   3,  11(25)|                    Message for the World Day of Peace 2001, n. 10.~
17   3,  13    |       development in a pluralistic world where people need to grow
18   3,  13    |           immersion in the virtual world of cyberspace may be damaging
19   3,  13    |          would become of love—in a world like that?” 30~
20   4,  17    |        connection we hope that the World Summit of the Information
21   4,  18    |           and must—proclaim to the world the answers she has received;
22   4,  18    |          calling”. 43 Like today's world itself, the world of media,
23   4,  18    |          today's world itself, the world of media, including the