Chapter,  Paragraph

 1  I,3   | erroneous interpretation of the needs of the agricultural sector
 2  I,13  |      while education and health needs are inadequately met.~The
 3 II,5   |     supply himself with what he needs out of the riches of others."(26)
 4 II,6   |        satisfy the growing food needs of the majority of the population
 5 II,6   |       to take care of their own needs, and those of their families,
 6 II (47)|        is because of their work needs that people unite to secure
 7 II,12  | possible ways of satisfying the needs of those for whom the fruit
 8 III,6  |     concrete attention to their needs on the part of technical
 9 III,7  |         solutions. Depending on needs, its various forms — service,
10 III,10 |        models are suited to the needs and problems of the various
11 III,10 | satisfaction of families' basic needs.~Development of trade usually