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 1   3,   13|         of a certain hierarchy of goods based on the greater immediate
 2   3,   14|          common to all to use the goods of the whole of creation:
 3   3,   14|      common use, to the fact that goods are meant for everyone. ~
 4   3,   14|          universal destination of goods and the right to common
 5   3,   14|           of common access to the goods meant for man, one cannot
 6   4,   17|       mutual exchange of economic goods, whether raw materials,
 7   4,   17|       materials, semimanufactured goods, or finished industrial
 8   4,   17|    materials or semi-manufactured goods. This is one of the causes
 9   4,   18|    principle of the common use of goods or, to put it in another
10   4,   19|    principle of the common use of goods. In every system, regardless
11   4,   19|          can have access to those goods which are intended for common
12   4,   19|          for common use: both the goods of nature and manufactured
13   4,   19|           nature and manufactured goods. Both kinds of goods become
14   4,   19| manufactured goods. Both kinds of goods become accessible to the
15   4,   21|         provides society with the goods it needs for its daily sustenance,
16   5,   25|         and civil culture created goods may be perfected according