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 1  I     |      WITH ~THE CONCENTRATION OF LANDHOLDINGS~
 2  I (5) |    protect the produce of large landholdings from international competition;~
 3  I (5) | subsidies from which only large landholdings could, in actual practice,
 4  I,1   |     process of concentration of landholdings. As a rule, this process
 5  I,2   |     process of concentration of landholdings.~
 6  I,3   |   reducing the concentration of landholdings, of creating farm units
 7  I,3   |   distortions that favour large landholdings, and to fixing prices and
 8  I,5   |   However, when the first great landholdings were formed, these peoples
 9  I,12  |         indirectly favour large landholdings through indirect subsidies,
10  I (15)|        between concentration of landholdings, rural poverty and environmental
11 II,4   |         of the concentration of landholdings is judged a scandal because
12 II,6   |        illegitimate.~Such large landholdings are often poorly cultivated,
13 II,7   |         on the land. When large landholdings are insufficiently used,
14 III,2  |       to expropriation of large landholdings, their division into productive