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No greater proof could be adduced that our people have been protected from hunger and cold and that the sense of social responsibility in the Nation has responded to the need of the unfortunate.
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Hoover argues that the nation's response to the needs of the unfortunate demonstrates a strong sense of social responsibility.
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