We may say that we are contributing to these factors independently, but others less fortunately located do not and can not make a like contribution except through mutual cooperation.
Calvin Coolidge: “We may say that we are contributing to these factors independently, but others less fortunately located do not and can…”
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Coolidge points out the necessity of mutual cooperation for nations to contribute effectively to global issues.
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