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 1  I,8 |      ownership of the land is a major disincentive to investment,
 2  I,9 |        exclusive prerogative of major landowners.~
 3  I,10| Research and Training~16. Other major deficiencies concern agricultural
 4  I,10|       In such cases, there is a major danger that the spread of
 5  I,13|    agriculture and represents a major obstacle for any programme
 6  I,14|         suffer expropriation by major landowners and the landless
 7 II,1 |          officials, priests and major property-owners — whereas
 8 II,5 |      some complex situations of major socio-ethical importance,
 9 II,6 |         centuries, thus causing major environmental degradation.~
10 III,1|         in latifundia acts as a major obstacle to a country's
11 III,1|         develop harmoniously, a major focus of concern should
12 III,5|    political choices and that a major part of the costs would
13 III,9|   Commitment of the State~57. A major commitment is required of