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 1    1,   9|    workers, notwithstanding the general opinion, even in his day,
 2    2,  14|      what is pursued is not the general good of society, but a partisan
 3    2,  16|      cooperatives, in promoting general education and professional
 4    2,  16|       in the life of society in general.~Thus, as we look at the
 5    2,  19| exploitation and oppression. In general, such attempts endeavour
 6    3,  26|      movement is part of a more general movement among workers and
 7    3,  26|         social doctrine and, in general, her teaching about the
 8    4,  33| succeeded in taking part in the general interrelated economic activities
 9    4,  33|         life of society and, in general, those who are weakest or
10    4,  36|      environment and of life in general.~To call for an existence
11    4,  38|        the balance of nature in general, too little effort is made
12    5,  47|         and civic spirit of the general population, which feels
13    5,  48|                       48. These general observations also apply