Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I, 0,2      |   children and the elderly. Whole groups of people are then condemned
 2 I, 0,4      |         are also other vulnerable groups that run a very high risk
 3 I, A,7      |          of individuals or worthy groups; this is accompanied by
 4 I, A,9      |          fall victim to ambitious groups seeking power through ideology
 5 I, A,9      |   targeted at the most vulnerable groups, to become widely accepted.
 6 II, 0,19(34)|           allow people, either as groups or as individuals, to reach
 7 II, 0,22    |            Conversely, as soon as groups of men and women begin working
 8 II, 0,31    |          poverty, more people and groups are increasingly choosing
 9 II, 0,31    |          hunger and poverty those groups have been basing their work
10 III, 0,40   | shortcomings may benefit interest groups or lobbies, official or
11 III, 0,50   |         as real partners with the groups to whose assistance they
12 V, 0,61     |         the good, individuals and groups pay heed solely to their
13 V, 0,67     |        organisation of grassroots groups, local groups and whole
14 V, 0,67     |          grassroots groups, local groups and whole communities. Welcoming