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 1   2,    9|           is familiar not only to agricultural workers, who spend long
 2   4,   17|       intellectual, industrial or agricultural, etc.-that must constitute
 3   4,   20|          Thus there are unions of agricultural workers and of white-collar
 4   4,   21|                    21. Dignity of Agricultural Work ~All that has been
 5   4,   21|        applied to the question of agricultural work and to the situation
 6   4,   21|           rural population and of agricultural work vary from place to
 7   4,   21|        and the social position of agricultural workers differs from country
 8   4,   21|           level of development of agricultural technology but also, and
 9   4,   21| recognition of the just rights of agricultural workers and, finally, on
10   4,   21|           social ethics of work. ~Agricultural work involves considerable
11   4,   21|            to the point of making agricultural people feel that they are
12   4,   21|          legal protection for the agricultural workers themselves and for
13   4,   21|        all work but especially of agricultural work, in which man so eloquently "