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 1 Messag,    2, 4   |   representative organiza­tions, to consumers, purveyors, and so on. In
 2 Messag        (22)|             houses, which are great consumers of space and energy" (Program,
 3 Messag,    2, 11  |           held in conjunc­tion with consumers or clients and repre­sentatives
 4 Messag,    2, 12  |          both small land­owners and consumers. This would con­tinuously
 5   1,    2         | representatives of certain types of consumers;"~b) "a management council
 6   1,    2         |                and certain types of consumers" ("FifteenTheses," p. 12).~·       
 7   1,    2         |       liberty, because "workers and consumers are ... called to sit on
 8   1,    3         |          Program, p. 176).~·        Consumers will also give their opinions
 9   1,    3         |     adaptation of production to the consumers' wishes . . . will be made . . .
10   1,    3         |       financial constraints and the consumers making known their requirements