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 1 11 |          those who furnish work - ought to be restricted in relation
 2 11 |     themselves directly concerned ought to do. ~
 3 17 |       himself clearly stated what ought to be expected from the
 4 25 |       rights, chief consideration ought to be given to the weak
 5 32 |       that "workers' associations ought to be so constituted and
 6 32 |          and religious perfection ought to be regarded as their
 7 32 |       social organization as such ought above all to be directed
 8 39 |      activity in the social field ought to be based, as on a foundation.
 9 49 |    passing them on by inheritance ought always to remain intact
10 51 |    producing really useful goods, ought to be considered, as We
11 55 |           serves to produce goods ought to be transferred to the
12 56 |        false tenets, both parties ought to have been forewarned
13 57 |  developments constantly increase ought to be so distributed among
14 57 |       work, although they can and ought to, and he admonishes us
15 57 |          he admonishes us that we ought diligently to use our time
16 59 |        although they both can and ought to be put into effect. And
17 70 |  accordance with these that wages ought to be regulated and established. ~
18 73 |        Christian concord of minds ought to prevail and function
19 75 |          furnish. And these goods ought indeed to be enough both
20 79 |         For every social activity ought of its very nature to furnish
21 80 |    supreme authority of the State ought, therefore, to let subordinate
22 81 |      State and every good citizen ought to look to and strive toward
23 84 |          and Professions together ought, each to the best of its
24 88 |         those of all social life, ought to be penetrated with this
25 88 |         Social charity, moreover, ought to be as the soul of this
26 88 |      order which public authority ought to be ever ready effectively
27 95 |         of confining itself as it ought to the furnishing of necessary
28 109|          State, which although it ought to sit on high like a queen
29 110| themselves, of peoples, moreover, ought to make all human society
30 114|           we all seek, it can and ought to be the point of departure
31 114|          it is rightly contended, ought to be reserved to the State
32 116|         apostles among socialists ought to profess Christian truth
33 119|        enter into their thinking, ought of necessity to be carried
34 141|     indicates the way in which We ought to proceed. For We are now
35 141|           apostles to the workers ought to be workers; the apostles
36 141|         follow industry and trade ought to be from among them themselves. ~