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 1  I,2   |     supporting the purchasing power of urban inhabitants, based
 2  I,4   |       to credit curtail their power to purchase the inputs required
 3  I,6   |  deprive community leaders of power, and eliminate people, including
 4  I,12  |  farmers see their purchasing power for land eroded, and hence
 5 II,1   |      it into an instrument of power or motive for division.~
 6 II (19)| living being endowed with the power of reason, has by nature
 7 II,5   |   leads to a concentration of power, bureaucratization of the
 8 II,11  |       a balance in bargaining power between workers and employers,
 9 III,1  |    strengthens the purchasing power of those living in rural
10 III,3  |    give them effective market power and provide informed guidance
11 III,7  | economies and forms of market power that make the associated