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 1  I,2   |         of food prices or other forms of intervention that alter
 2  I,3   |        and to fixing prices and forms of the farmers' payment
 3  I,3   |   system as against traditional forms of land tenure.~Two more
 4  I,3   |          a scandalous series of forms of corruption, political
 5  I,5   |         recent decades, various forms of economic activity based
 6  I,6   |      injustice and uncontrolled forms of violence.~The landowning
 7  I,14  |        in order to make way for forms of extensive ranching or
 8 II,5   |  obligations.~Whatever concrete forms private property may take
 9 II,6   |        are particularly serious forms of misappropriation, because
10 II,6   |      everyone, but also various forms of exploitation of human
11 II,6   |    rewarded with wages or other forms of payment that are unworthy
12 II,6   |        work performed and other forms of exploitation deny workers
13 III,1  |         hand, while the various forms of instrumentalisation which
14 III,4  |      the offer of complementary forms of guarantee and reduce
15 III,4  |      encouraged for the various forms of association of the ventures
16 III,6  |   widely marginalised by severe forms of economic and social injustice.
17 III,7  | Depending on needs, its various forms — service, purchasing, processing
18 III,7  |       small-scale economies and forms of market power that make
19 III,8  |      taken away through various forms of violence or discrimination,
20 Conclu |         acting which were truly forms of counter-witness and scandal."(53)~
21 Conclu |      many Christians, for grave forms of injustice and exclusion,