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 1 Messag        (1) |  government. This gave rise to the Pro­gramme comun de gouvernement
 2 Messag,    2, 1   |          des annees 80 ("Socialist Pro­gram for the France of the
 3 Messag,    2, 1   |        henceforth refer to as the "Pro­gram." cf. footnote 1). 6
 4 Messag        (8) |         the 'traditional socialist pro­file'. . . : ~"-legal appropriation
 5 Messag        (8) |          relations of production" (Pro­gram, pp. 67-69, 7 1).~ ~
 6 Messag        (14)|      planning, the self-management pro­gram is the inversion of
 7 Messag,    2, 4   |           Self-Managing Enterprise Pro­posed by the Socialists).~
 8 Messag        (22)|            a consistent ensemble" (Pro­gram, p. 289). This "consistency,''
 9 Messag,    2, 11  |  apparently supply information and pro­vide the opportunity for
10 Messag        (32)|            home ... farm or shop" (Pro­gram, p. 154).~ ~
11 Messag        (36)|      fighting bureaucratism and to pro­claim, at the same time,
12 Messag,    4      |      countries. By publishing this pro­nouncement, the TFPs and
13 Messag        (47)|    ambition or it does not exist" (Pro­gram, p. 163).~"France,
14 Messag,    4, 1   |   Civilization ~Jovenes Bolivianos pro Civilizacion Cristiana ~
15 Commun            | impracticable in the self-managing pro­mise of socialism-with-freedom.~