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With few exceptions, labor, capital and farming realize that this is no time either to make undue profits or to gain special advantages, one over the other.
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Editor's note · Context
Roosevelt notes the collective understanding among labor, capital, and farming sectors that this is not a time for exploitation but for unity in the war effort.
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