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 1  I (8) |         Green Revolution Towards a New Green Revolution, Rome 1995,
 2  I,4   | cultivation techniques required by new products. They are poorly
 3  I,4   |    purchase the inputs required by new techniques. Poor knowledge
 4  I,5   |        warning whenever the old or new holders of legal title to
 5  I,10  |           study and development of new and appropriate production
 6  I,10  |            to the compatibility of new techniques with local farming
 7  I,10  |            that the spread of such new techniques will have negative
 8  I (13)|           Development Report 1990, New York.~
 9  I,14  |           are forced to search for new land, therefore occupying
10 II,9   |        that such a farm can create new opportunities for work and
11 III,4  |          the credit demands of the new farm units born of the reform.
12 III,7  |   impossible — as is the case with new products, especially those
13 III,7  |   competitive and can also open up new outlets for their produce.~
14 III,7  |    instrument in strengthening the new enterprises and in the struggle
15 III,10 |          efficiency, and producing new skills and know-how.~However,
16 Conclu |        Church is preparing for the new millennium through a process