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 1  I,12   |      affect the majority of the population. At least five of these
 2  I,13   |        own future. Increases in population levels are therefore very
 3  I,13   |  balance in the distribution of population is upset in rural communities
 4 II,6    |    needs of the majority of the population who have too little or no
 5 II,7    |        a high percentage of the population is dependent on work on
 6 III,1   | guarantee food security for the population and favour growth in both
 7 III,5   |      owing to the fact that the population of these areas has little
 8 III,5   |         but benefits the entire population by creating the conditions
 9 III,8   |         by other sectors of the population.~In a word, the agrarian
10 III (52)|      case of a relatively large population as compared with the amount
11 III,9   |         of programmes regarding population, development and territory