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 1  I (5) |            of pricing systems that work in favour of the produce
 2  I,1   |            meager piece of land to work with their families. However,
 3  I,4   |         relations between land and work.~All this has encouraged
 4  I,5   |         own land is by agreeing to work for the large companies
 5  I,6   |          workers who are forced to work at an inhuman pace for wages
 6  I,10  |          situations, and extension work to inform farmers of the
 7 II,1   |            In Egypt and Babylonia, work was a harsh necessity imposed
 8 II,1   |           in the biblical account, work is for the realization of
 9 II (20)|            special nature of human work and the "ontological and
10 II (21)|         And to be able through his work to make these resources
11 II (21)|            takes them over through work and for work": John Paul
12 II (21)|          over through work and for work": John Paul II, Encyclical
13 II (29)|     legitimate if it serves useful work. It becomes illegitimate,
14 II (29)|            it serves to impede the work of others, in an effort
15 II (29)|           the overall expansion of work and the wealth of society,
16 II,6   |             21. Rather, man has to work, knowing that "he is the
17 II,6   |        that "he is the heir to the work of generations and at the
18 II,6   |            Unjust remuneration for work performed and other forms
19 II,7   |         population is dependent on work on the land. When large
20 II,9   |       create new opportunities for work and the human growth of
21 II,11  |            The close links between work and property mean that the
22 II,11  |           that ensure the right to work;(45)~b) guarantee of the
23 II,11  |           to just remuneration for work;(46)~c) protection and promotion
24 II (45)|           a proper organization of work through "a just and rational
25 II (45)| individuals, free groups and local work centres and complexes must
26 II (46)|                   Remuneration for work performed is just if, besides
27 II (47)|          if it is because of their work needs that people unite
28 II,12  |            whom the fruit of their work is intended, the more fruitful
29 II,12  |             the more fruitful this work will be, especially as a
30 III,1  |            and the movement of the work force towards other sectors
31 III,6  |            terms of their domestic work and not as agents of productive
32 III,6  |       improve the quality of their work, reduce their vulnerability