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 1    1,   8|        which cannot be left to the "free consent of the parties,
 2    1,   8|          sphere of the individual's free use of his own abilities
 3    2,  13|            without reference to his free choice, to the unique and
 4    2,  15| safeguarding the prerequisites of a free economy, which presumes
 5    2,  15|      restore dignity to work as the free activity of man. These reforms
 6    2,  15|       favourable conditions for the free exercise of economic activity,
 7    2,  19|      attempts endeavour to preserve free market mechanisms, ensuring,
 8    3,  28|        situation not as a result of free choice or mistakes which
 9    3,  29|   foundation of every authentically free political order.63 It is
10    4,  32|        mutually agreed upon through free bargaining. It is precisely
11    4,  34|        international relations, the free market is the most efficient
12    4,  35|            land, in contrast to the free and personal nature of human
13    4,  35|             but rather a society of free work, of enterprise and
14    4,  36|           person as intelligent and free — then consumer attitudes
15    4,  36|            innovative capacity of a free economy is brought to a
16    4,  41|           Indeed, it is through the free gift of self that man truly
17    4,  41|             to the truth, cannot be free: obedience to the truth
18    4,  42|           of production, as well as free human creativity in the
19    4,  42|          market economy" or simply "free economy". But if by "capitalism"
20    4,  42|      entrusts their solution to the free development of market forces.~
21    4,  43|             realizes himself in the free gift of self, so too ownership
22    5,  48|             life and restricted the free initiative of individuals.
23    6,  55|             convince man that he is free from every law and from
24    6,  61|            social order ought to be free of oppression and based