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 1  I,1   |           land to work with their families. However, when the family
 2  I,1   |          of the farmers and their families.~5. This situation has basically
 3  I,3   |      living requirements of their families. Small farmers are often
 4  I,4   | consumption, thus putting farming families at considerable risk. Unfavourable
 5  I,4   |           of hunger, so that such families contract debts that then
 6  I,13  |       choices that do not improve families' capacities to gain access
 7  I,13  |   negative effects on most of the families who live from farming. No
 8 II,2   |         all the tribes, clans and families. Man is not the true master
 9 II,3   |           equitably among all the families of Israel gave rise to one
10 II,3   | properties return to the original families every fifty years.~The second
11 II,3   |         must return free to their families and properties in a Jubilee
12 II,6   |         needs, and those of their families, the community and nation
13 II,7   |       hide the bread that so many families lack, human conscience,
14 II (46)|       health of workers and their families": ibid., no. 19.~
15 III,2  |    working capacity of individual families, and distribution of this
16 III,5  |     confined to farmers and their families, but benefits the entire
17 III,7  |         grant loans to low-income families and women in order to support
18 III,10 |           and the satisfaction of families' basic needs.~Development