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The tissues of our industrial fabric are interwoven in such complex fashion that what strengthens or weakens part also strengthens or weakens the whole.
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gutenberg.orgThe tissues of our industrial fabric are interwoven in such complex fashion that what strengthens or weakens part also strengthens or weakens the whole.
Roosevelt describes the interconnectedness of the industrial economy, where the health of one sector affects the whole.
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