Chapter,  Paragraph

 1  I,1 |        which is often of inferior quality. Large holdings are still
 2  I,4 |      product prices nor reach the quality required for export.~If
 3  I,11| deficiencies in both quantity and quality in the school system in
 4  I,11|  Similarly, the scarcity and poor quality of health services is often
 5  I,11|    information to ensure that the quality of production meets the
 6 III,1|  different land distribution.~The quality and success of development
 7 III,1|         favour growth in both the quality and quantity of foodstuffs
 8 III,2|    services that improve people's quality of life and capacity for
 9 III,5|    deficient in both quantity and quality. Their development prospects
10 III,6|     credit. This will improve the quality of their work, reduce their