An inductive definition of a just holding: 1. Someone acquiring a holding in accord with the principle of justice in acquisition is entitled to it. 2. Someone acquiring a holding in accord with the principle of justice in transfer, from someone entitled to it, is entitled to it. 3. Someone acquiring a holding in accord with the principle of justice in rectification is entitled to it. 4. No one is entitled to a holding except by 1-3. I hold something justly if there is a chain of holdings back to an original acquisition from nature, with no uncorrected injustices.
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At smaller stations such as New Haven, New Carrollton, or New Rochelle, Amtrak uses the same boarding procedure used by foreign intercity railroad operators and by commuter rail and mass transit rail systems in the United States. This makes sense, since that's how one boards a train. However, at larger stations, Amtrak chooses to ignore 150 years of accumulated human wisdom about boarding trains. So at Boston's South Station, New York's Penn Station, Philadelphia's 30th Street Station, and Washington's Union Station, people wishing to board intercity trains must go through a more elaborate process.