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... but , in the meantime , to make a concerted and conscious effort through their various organisations , most of which either actually came into existence or were immeasurably strengthened as a result of war conditions , to increase ...
... but , in the meantime , to make a concerted and conscious effort through their various organisations , most of which either actually came into existence or were immeasurably strengthened as a result of war conditions , to increase ...
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An increase in freight - rates is , in effect , equivalent to an increase in the distance between producers and their market , with the result that producers on the “ margin of cultivation can no longer sell in that market at a profit .
An increase in freight - rates is , in effect , equivalent to an increase in the distance between producers and their market , with the result that producers on the “ margin of cultivation can no longer sell in that market at a profit .
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There are many signs of the new spirit of progress in which railway managers are setting themselves to meet the industrial needs of this country , and we are satisfied that equal benefit would result from its extension to agriculture .
There are many signs of the new spirit of progress in which railway managers are setting themselves to meet the industrial needs of this country , and we are satisfied that equal benefit would result from its extension to agriculture .
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We have found that success has been far from uniform , that set - backs have been frequent and that progress , as a result , has been halting and slow . Nevertheless , there has been progress , and , differentiating between principle ...
We have found that success has been far from uniform , that set - backs have been frequent and that progress , as a result , has been halting and slow . Nevertheless , there has been progress , and , differentiating between principle ...
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The result is that farmers tend to compete with one another , and thus depress the price of their own produce without affecting materially the position of their overseas competitors who , in the market , combine to function more and ...
The result is that farmers tend to compete with one another , and thus depress the price of their own produce without affecting materially the position of their overseas competitors who , in the market , combine to function more and ...
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