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 1    3,  15    |      the exceptionally odious form based on difference of race.
 2    3,  15    |  emigrate and also favoring a form of "psychological" emigration. ~
 3    3,  15    | citizens, as happens in every form of totalitarianism. In this
 4    3,  15    |    freedom to organize and to form unions, or to take initiatives
 5    3,  20    |    Sometimes it has taken the form of "cold war," sometimes
 6    3,  21    | danger of falling victim to a form of neocolonialism and are
 7    3,  25    |    them to submit to this new form of oppression. It is the
 8    3,  25    |       to a tendency towards a form of racism, or the promotion
 9    3,  26(48)|  which implies a more perfect form of justice among men."~
10    4,  28    |      bring freedom from every form of slavery. On the contrary,
11    4,  28    |   find ourselves up against a form of superdevelopment, equally
12    4,  28(51)|   avarice is the most evident form of moral underdevelopment";
13    4,  33(62)|  always been opposed to every form of racism.~
14    6,  42    |       an option, or a special form of primacy in the exercise
15    6,  42    |     not overlook that special form of poverty which consists
16    6,  43    |     companies engaged in this form of production, which knows
17    7,  46    |       are connected with this form of theological reflection