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the problem is not only one of (The problem is not only one of education. To live in social isolation or to live in a socially isolated group cuts the individual concerned off from the networks. | ... to the Hebron settlers' deceptions some years earlier, said now that "the problem is not only one of democracy. The problem is entirely one of statesmanship of ... | It is clear that the problem is not only one of increased population but also of insufficient economic progress. | But the problem is not only one of lacking a compelling script but of having no script at all. It's all impromptu dialogue–or rather, monologue, in a one-man show. Alexander Demidov) |
