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 1  I (5) |           of large estates, in some cases going so far as to ban the
 2  I,1   |         recent decades and, in many cases, has steadily deteriorated,
 3  I,3   | disappointment, except in those few cases where they have fulfilled
 4  I,3   |         infrastructures.~8. In many cases, governments have not paid
 5  I,4   |         large farmers. In yet other cases, tax policies concerning
 6  I,5   |     indigenous populations.~In most cases, the rights of the indigenous
 7  I,6   |           are used, and, in extreme cases, armed groups are hired
 8  I,10  |  socio-economic conditions. In such cases, there is a major danger
 9 II,5   |            sustain life; or, again, cases of occupation of uncultivated
10 II (45)|          unemployment, which in all cases is an evil, and which, when
11 III,7  |           of their produce. In most cases, sales are controlled by
12 III,9  |        social organization. In most cases, this commitment is realised