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 1  I,4    |           knowledge of the market means that they can neither keep
 2  I,5    |        lived for centuries, which means that they can now be dispossessed
 3  I,8    |           whose greater financial means and access to information
 4  I,11   |       whose monopolistic position means that farmers are forced
 5 II,5    |       material goods, and hence a means and not an end.(24)~The
 6 II,5    |       goods and their destination means that the social teaching
 7 II (29) |                  Ownership of the means of production in the agricultural
 8 II,6    |       deny workers the "practical means whereby the vast majority
 9 II (37) |         this: governments must by means of wise laws ensure private
10 II,12   |          will be, especially as a means of personal fulfillment
11 III,4   |          loans to small borrowers means that credit institutions
12 III,5   |         offer each individual the means for maximum development
13 III,7   |         to the allocation of land means that the vast majority of
14 III,8   | spirituality of these populations means that agrarian reform is
15 III,8   |    services, thus giving them the means for pursuing the development
16 III (52)|          individual ownership, it means that small farmers cannot