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 1 Intro  |         of national wealth.~This state of affairs is often one
 2  I,6   |    farmers who have been farming State or other land for a long
 3 II,2   |       ways. The Ten Commandments state: "You shall not desire your
 4 II,5   |       teaching of the Church can state: "When a person is in extreme
 5 II,6   |        times with the support of State institutions, which trample
 6 II,9   |        social mobility, and also State ownership of land as leading
 7 II (44)|                        it is the State that must conduct a just
 8 II (45)|                              The State has a duty to "act against
 9 II (45)| employment possible for all, the State must promote a proper organization
10 III,1  |         and morally indefensible state of affairs, and is an alarm
11 III,9  |  Institutional Commitment of the State~57. A major commitment is
12 III,9  |    commitment is required of the State, for the reform entails