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- 38 - only three years ago has now asked the United Nations presence to remain a little longer. I believe that this Assembly should do whatever is necessary to preserve the gains already made and to protect the new nation in its struggle for progress. Let us complete what we have started for "No man who puts his hand to the plow and looks back", the Scriptures tell us, "is fit for the Kingdom of God." I also hope that the recent initiative of several members in

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