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But we learned quickly and acted with a promptness and a readiness of cooperation that justify our great pride that we were able to serve the world with unparalleled energy and quick accomplishment.
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Wilson emphasizes the quick adaptability and cooperation of American forces during World War I, showcasing national pride.
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