Chapter,  Paragraph

1  I,13|        problems become ever more complex, causing instability and
2 II,5 |         helps in evaluating some complex situations of major socio-ethical
3 II,7 |        aspect — and not the most complex one — of an equitable and
4 II,12|          possession of the whole complex of know-how that people
5 III,1| occupation. Such occupation is a complex and varied phenomenon, but
6 III,2|               but a Particularly Complex and Delicate Instrument~
7 III,7|       These farms are faced with complex problems, especially as