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Business, 26.10.2020 15:50, sabrinabowers4308

How did the United States arrive at its current occupational-safety-and-health laws? A. joyfully, with parades and celebrations, the way we celebrated the end of World War II

B. quickly, as an idea whose time had come and about which no reasonable person could voice an objection

C. secretly, in the middle of the night on a holiday, since supporters knew it would be extremely unpopular

B. slowly, after over 100 years of small steps, backslides, and back-and-forth between business interests and representatives for workers

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