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 1    2,  12|          of socialism as a State system — what would later be called "
 2    2,  19|      work opportunities, a solid system of social security and professional
 3    3,  24|     inefficiency of the economic system, which is not to be considered
 4    3,  25|         replaced by a burdensome system of bureaucratic control
 5    4,  33|          way within a productive system in which work is truly central.
 6    4,  35|     struggle against an economic system, if the latter is understood
 7    4,  35|          struggle against such a system, what is being proposed
 8    4,  35| alternative is not the socialist system, which in fact turns out
 9    4,  36|           Of itself, an economic system does not possess criteria
10    4,  36|        malfunction in the social system; it also implies a materialistic
11    4,  39|         much against an economic system as against an ethical and
12    4,  39|          an ethical and cultural system. The economy in fact is
13    4,  39|          so much in the economic system itself as in the fact that
14    4,  39|        the entire socio-cultural system, by ignoring the ethical
15    4,  42|         is the victorious social system, and that capitalism should
16    4,  42| capitalism" is meant an economic system which recognizes the fundamental
17    4,  42|           capitalism" is meant a system in which freedom in the
18    4,  42|        collapse of the Communist system in so many countries certainly
19    5,  46|     Church values the democratic system inasmuch as it ensures the
20    5,  52|      when in individual States a system of private vendetta and
21    6,  56|    victory of their own economic system, and thereby failing to
22    6,  56|    necessary corrections in that system. Meanwhile, the countries