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 1 Messag        (4) |    abolish authority, on the con­trary, it considers it necessary;
 2 Messag        (8) |     is important), we cannot con­sider the Eastern societies '
 3 Messag        (11)|     the workers' struggle to con­trol their own work ...
 4 Messag        (11)| their own work ... sometimes con­fused struggles, which multiplied
 5 Messag,    2, 10  |      system is unified, they con­tend that everyone is invited
 6 Messag        (28)|   and laicist public service con­trolled only by the Ministry
 7 Messag        (32)|    or no importance when one con­siders the limitations that
 8 Messag,    2, 12  |    and consumers. This would con­tinuously subject the small
 9 Messag        (46)|  August 25, 1910, vehemently con­demned the Sillon movement (
10 Messag        (47)|  society" (Resolution of the Con­gress of Nantes in 1977,
11 Commun            | inviting. So, the refusal is con­trary to the very nature