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 1 Intro        |         1969 Declaration on Social Progress and Development declared
 2 Intro, 0,0(3)|     Nations, Declaration on Social Progress and Development, proclaimed
 3 I, D,16      |                          The great progress made by humanity~19. Despite
 4 I, D,16      |           that no less spectacular progress has been responsible for
 5 I, D,17      |          in production techniques (progress in genetics and implementation).
 6 I, D,17      |        where agriculture is making progress, yields are improving to
 7 I, D,18      |      certainly possible to predict progress to improve intensive farming,
 8 II, 0,19     |       problem~22. In order to make progress with solving the problem
 9 II, 0,19     | generations.~In order to make this progress possible, the organic pursuit
10 II, 0,26     |          vital for their authentic progress(46). One particularly resilient "
11 II, 0,32     |        subsistence economy to make progress towards the formation of
12 II, 0,33     |            of their countries(54).~Progress must, however, ensure that
13 III, 0,36    |    economic development and social progress(58)." As identified earlier,
14 III, 0,47    |          to play in bringing about progress in the conscience of humanity.~—
15 IV, 0,56     |          enable them to make great progress and break out of their state
16 V, 0,59      |          of technical and economic progress is enough to make each person
17 V, 0,61      |      challenging the very value of progress as such. "For when the order
18 V, 0,61      |              linked to a notion of progress' with philosophical connotations