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 1   1,    2|   objective recognition of the state of affairs. While in the
 2   2,    4| earthly existence, both in the state of original justice and
 3   2,    8|       of social morality. This state of affairs was favoured
 4   3,   12| everything that in the present state of technology constitutes
 5   3,   14|       means of production into State property in the collectivist
 6   4,   17|      in the first place to the State. For it is the State that
 7   4,   17|       the State. For it is the State that must conduct a just
 8   4,   17|      speak, in the case of any State, even the economically most
 9   4,   17|     within a given society and state, but also by much wider
10   4,   17|     the individual society and State and within the whole of
11   4,   18|        on the shoulders of the State, but it cannot mean onesided
12   4,   18|     rights of each society and State in the field of planning
13   4,   21| technological achievements and State policy have brought agriculture