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 1 Messag        (6) |      which remain engraved in the collective memory: [the revolutions
 2 Messag        (11)|     blossom­ing of individual and collective liberties" (Documentation
 3 Messag        (14)|        for itself. Departing from collective ownership of the principal
 4 Messag,    2, 8   | personalizing leisure. It desires collective leisure and plans leisure
 5 Messag        (22)|         improve the conditions of collective housing. A considerable
 6 Messag        (22)|         example, developing light collective equipment for various uses.
 7 Messag        (22)|     effort or by participation in collective activities," (Program, pp.
 8 Messag        (22)|         moments of individual and collective existence by rather as elements
 9 Messag,    2, 10  |         way. At the moment of the collective decision, everyone is equal
10 Messag        (29)|         man. It hypertrophies the collective prop­erty of social groups,
11 Messag,    2, 12  |     offices will be elements of a collective self-management of all arable
12 Messag        (35)|        groups and consequently of collective interests very close to
13 Messag,    3, 3   |     numerous Chris­tians" to the "collective movement of liberation"
14 Messag        (45)|           they participate in the collective movement of liberation,
15 Messag        (47)|         exist. France is either a collective ambition or it does not
16   1,    7         |  individual's job security or the collective organization of workers
17 Commun            |        But even if there is a new collective refusal, the TFPs hope that
18 Author            |           great and, so to speak, collective social explosion of these