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Title: 1983 DBQ
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(Doc. G) The rail companies justified this practice by asserting that if they did not give rebates, they would not make enough profit to stay in business. While the railroads felt that they must use this practice to make a profit, the farmers were justified in complaining, for they were seriously injured by it... Showed first 250 characters
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While the railroads felt that they must use this practice to make a profit, the farmers were justified in complaining, for they were seriously injured by it. Despite the fact, the company might go into bankrupt, it is still not acceptable for anyone cheat for money because even if there was a minor shortage of money, the person being conned can fall into debt, which most of the farmers did... Showed next 250 characters
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