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... individual claims and privileges are not excluded . At the same time , private property is clearly recognized in weapons , articles of clothing , and ornaments . Individual claims and privi- leges to other things , such as hunting ...
... individual claims and privileges are not excluded . At the same time , private property is clearly recognized in weapons , articles of clothing , and ornaments . Individual claims and privi- leges to other things , such as hunting ...
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... individual owner- ship . In certain circumstances , family ownership may be converted into individual ownership by dividing the assets among the individual members . Moreover , in the frame- work of any extended family , there may be a ...
... individual owner- ship . In certain circumstances , family ownership may be converted into individual ownership by dividing the assets among the individual members . Moreover , in the frame- work of any extended family , there may be a ...
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... individual is likely to behave in laboratory discussion groups , but usually the predictive efficiency is very small ( see PERSONALITY , MEASUREMENT OF ) . Whether or not an individual becomes a leader of a group , for exam- ple , is ...
... individual is likely to behave in laboratory discussion groups , but usually the predictive efficiency is very small ( see PERSONALITY , MEASUREMENT OF ) . Whether or not an individual becomes a leader of a group , for exam- ple , is ...
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