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 1   1,    3|  worked out according to the needs of the different ages. This
 2   2,    4|      striving to satisfy his needs. The expression "subdue
 3   2,    5|     the food and clothing he needs, and by the fact of being
 4   2,    8| service required by the true needs of society, or when there
 5   2,    9|       adapting it to his own needs, but he also achieves fulfilment
 6   3,   12|  them in accordance with his needs (and thus in a sense humanizes
 7   3,   13|  capable of satisfying man's needs, not so much on the grounds
 8   3,   14|   nations and continents. It needs to be specified further
 9   4,   19|     work, sufficient for the needs of the family without the
10   4,   19|     correspond to the actual needs, that is, to the number
11   4,   19|     in accordance with their needs, which vary with age. Having
12   4,   20|     which corresponds to the needs and merits of working people
13   4,   20|     is because of their work needs that people unite to secure
14   4,   21|    society with the goods it needs for its daily sustenance,