Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I, 0,1   |            4. Our planet should be able to feed everyone adequately(12).~
 2 I, A,8   |       Eighties most countries were able to borrow heavily at variable
 3 I, A,8   |            these mistakes and were able to develop very rapidly.~
 4 I, A,8   |      country and at all levels are able to evade the enormous constraints
 5 I, A,9   | technically successful, it must be able to keep the support of the
 6 I, C,14  |         international arena and is able to control the State apparatus,
 7 II, 0,31 |        very poorest people are now able to break free of poverty
 8 II, 0,32 |          is not yet possible to be able to calculate the Gross National
 9 III, 0,35|         the government will not be able to move in the direction
10 III, 0,36|            the world without being able to accurately identify a
11 III, 0,36|         possible for those who are able to take sound initiatives
12 III, 0,47|            However, in order to be able to tackle such huge challenges
13 IV, 0,54 |            to be increasingly less able to guarantee any genuine
14 V, 0,64  |          poorest of the poor — was able to say: "Leave off your
15 V, 0,67  |     discerning what Christians are able to achieve. In these situations
16 V, 0,68  |        then be increasingly better able to combat confusion and