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Theres no mention about J.P. Morgan implication in the counter-strike. |
Theres no mention about J.P. Morgan implication in the counter-strike. |
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J.P. Morgan was the banker who controls the Carnagie Company and US Steel Company. |
J.P. Morgan was the banker who controls the Carnagie Company and US Steel Company. |
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==Pro-Labour Bias== |
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While this article is very educational, it seems to have a very strong Pro-Labour bias. I feel that this should be addressed. |
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Is very important to know the number of workers who where killed in those days
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Theres no mention about J.P. Morgan implication in the counter-strike. J.P. Morgan was the banker who controls the Carnagie Company and US Steel Company.
Pro-Labour Bias
While this article is very educational, it seems to have a very strong Pro-Labour bias. I feel that this should be addressed.
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