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 1    1,   6|        mainly considers is land ownership.18 But this does not mean
 2    1,   6|         dominated by collective ownership of the means of production,
 3    1,   6|        of hindrances to private ownership in many parts of the world,
 4    3,  24|       to private initiative, to ownership of property and to freedom
 5    4,  30| proclaimed the right to private ownership, he affirmed with equal
 6    4,  30|       the legitimacy of private ownership, as well as the limits which
 7    4,  30|        Private property or some ownership of external goods affords
 8    4,  32|    there exists another form of ownership which is becoming no less
 9    4,  32|       much more on this kind of ownership than on natural resources.~
10    4,  33|  cultivate it are excluded from ownership and are reduced to a state
11    4,  41| relationships of production and ownership, that is, giving them a
12    4,  41|    scale of values, so that the ownership of things may become an
13    4,  43|       to private initiative and ownership is to be found in this activity.
14    4,  43|  expanding chain of solidarity. Ownership of the means of production,
15    4,  43|         among working people.87 Ownership of this kind has no justification,
16    4,  43|       free gift of self, so too ownership morally justifies itself