Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I, C,14  |       in the face of the real interests of their people. The industrial
 2 I, D,17  |  fluctuations are against the interests of both producers and consumers.
 3 II, 0,19 |   their own strictly personal interests, or the interests of their
 4 II, 0,19 |    personal interests, or the interests of their kinsmen, employers,
 5 II, 0,19 |  respectful of the legitimate interests of their fellow beings.~
 6 II, 0,22 |    concerned about the common interests and the fate of each man
 7 III, 0,36|     most deprived so that the interests of those living in poverty
 8 III, 0,36|      good in order to protect interests which, in themselves, may
 9 III, 0,36|       Protecting these vested interests in such countries may cause
10 III, 0,45| collectively defend their own interests. All of these are tasks
11 IV, 0,56 |       so difficult to set the interests of each individual within
12 V, 0,61  |      heed solely to their own interests, and not to those of others.
13 V, 0,61  |       a look beyond immediate interests, to change, little by little,