In many instances such concentrations cannot be justified on the ground of operating efficiency, but have been created for the sake of securities profits, financial control, the suppression of competition and the ambition for power over others.
Roosevelt criticizes the creation of economic concentrations for profit and power rather than efficiency.
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I do know it will come, and I do know that tonight there are over seven and a half million Americans overseas or fighting afloat in this great war.
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The point in history at which we stand is full of promise and of danger.
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