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... fact that , under ordinary conditions , machines pay for themselves quickly , usually within three years . Their power to pay out far exceeds that of other forms of capital . Against this must be set the fact that many a machine becomes ...
... fact that , under ordinary conditions , machines pay for themselves quickly , usually within three years . Their power to pay out far exceeds that of other forms of capital . Against this must be set the fact that many a machine becomes ...
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... fact . That party is the public . Such adver- tising as we see to - day in this country could not possibly be made to pay if the public did not respond to it by buy- ing the goods it promotes . It is true that a great portion of the ...
... fact . That party is the public . Such adver- tising as we see to - day in this country could not possibly be made to pay if the public did not respond to it by buy- ing the goods it promotes . It is true that a great portion of the ...
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... fact that Congress , at such a time of crisis , was so slow , so hesitant , so fearful , to take the statesmanlike action which was demanded of it , and the fact that this action , when taken , represented the most obnoxious kind of ...
... fact that Congress , at such a time of crisis , was so slow , so hesitant , so fearful , to take the statesmanlike action which was demanded of it , and the fact that this action , when taken , represented the most obnoxious kind of ...
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