Additional Cosponsors (Cong. Rec., Sept. 15, 2020)
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Page S5610 of the Senate section of the Congressional Record for September 15, 2020, headed Additional Cosponsors, in interleaved columns. S. Con. Res. 44 recognizes September 11, 2020 as a National Day of Service and Remembrance. Cosponsors are added to S. 463, S. 1267 on a National Museum of the American Latino, S. 1508 and S. 2226 on independent congressional redistricting, along with a bill to award a Congressional Gold Medal collectively to named individuals in recognition of their contributions to the Nation. The page also prints a resolution on prostate cancer awareness and whereas clauses on interlocking economic and environmental crises.
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S5610 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE September 15, 2020
Mr. CRAMER, Ms. HIRONO, Mrs. HYDE- tions to the United States and the in- gressional Gold Medal, collectively, to
SMITH, Ms. HARRIS, Ms. CORTEZ spiration they have provided to ensu- Glen Doherty, Tyrone Woods, J. Chris-
MASTO, and Mrs. MURRAY)): ing generations. topher Stevens, and Sean Smith, in
S. Con. Res. 44. A concurrent resolution
S. 1267 recognition of their contributions to
recognizing September 11, 2020, as ‘‘National
Day of Service and Remembrance’’; to the At the request of Mr. MENENDEZ, the the Nation.
Committee on the Judiciary. name of the Senator from Montana S. 2226
f (Mr. TESTER) was added as a cosponsor At the request of Ms. KLOBUCHAR, the
of S. 1267, a bill to establish within the name of the Senator from Delaware
ADDITIONAL COSPONSORS Smithsonian Institution the National (Mr. CARPER) was added as a cosponsor
S. 463 Museum of the American Latino, and of S. 2226, a bill to require States to
At the request of Mrs. GILLIBRAND, for other purposes. carry out congressional redistricting in
the names of the Senator from Michi- S. 1508 accordance with plans developed and
gan (Ms. STABENOW) and the Senator At the request of Mr. TOOMEY, the enacted into law by independent redis-
from Oregon (Mr. WYDEN) were added names of the Senator from Georgia tricting commissions, and for other
as cosponsors of S. 463, a bill to provide (Mrs. LOEFFLER) and the Senator from purposes.
S. 2539
paid family and medical leave benefits South Carolina (Mr. GRAHAM) were
to certain individuals, and for other added as cosponsors of S. 1508, a bill to At the request of Mr. RUBIO, the
purposes. amend title 18, United States Code, to name of the Senator from Maine (Ms.
S. 624 provide enhanced penalties for con- COLLINS) was added as a cosponsor of S.
victed murderers who kill or target 2539, a bill to modify and reauthorize
At the request of Ms. KLOBUCHAR, the
America’s public safety officers. the Tibetan Policy Act of 2002, and for
name of the Senator from Delaware
S. 1687
other purposes.
(Mr. CARPER) was added as a cosponsor
S. 2548
of S. 624, a bill to amend the Help At the request of Mrs. HYDE-SMITH,
At the request of Mr. CASEY, the
America Vote Act of 2002 to require the name of the Senator from Alabama
names of the Senator from Colorado
States to provide for same day reg- (Mr. JONES) was added as a cosponsor
(Mr. BENNET), the Senator from Michi-
istration. of S. 1687, a bill to amend the Internal
gan (Mr. PETERS) and the Senator from
S. 633 Revenue Code of 1986 to provide a spe-
Alabama (Mr. JONES) were added as co-
At the request of Mr. MORAN, the cial rule for certain casualty losses of
sponsors of S. 2548, a bill to amend the
names of the Senator from Arizona uncut timber.
Elementary and Secondary Education
(Ms. SINEMA), the Senator from New At the request of Mrs. LOEFFLER, her
Act of 1965 to address and take action
Hampshire (Mrs. SHAHEEN) and the name was added as a cosponsor of S.
to prevent bullying and harassment of
Senator from Florida (Mr. RUBIO) were 1687, supra.
students.
added as cosponsors of S. 633, a bill to S. 1791
S. 2669
award a Congressional Gold Medal to At the request of Mrs. GILLIBRAND, At the request of Ms. KLOBUCHAR, the
the members of the Women’s Army the name of the Senator from Wash- name of the Senator from Delaware
Corps who were assigned to the 6888th ington (Ms. CANTWELL) was added as a (Mr. CARPER) was added as a cosponsor
Central Postal Directory Battalion, cosponsor of S. 1791, a bill to prohibit of S. 2669, a bill to amend the Federal
known as the ‘‘Six Triple Eight’’. discrimination on the basis of religion, Election Campaign Act of 1971 to clar-
S. 739 sex (including sexual orientation and ify the obligation to report acts of for-
At the request of Mr. UDALL, the gender identity), and marital status in eign election influence and require im-
name of the Senator from Wisconsin the administration and provision of plementation of compliance and re-
(Ms. BALDWIN) was added as a cospon- child welfare services, to improve safe- porting systems by Federal campaigns
sor of S. 739, a bill to protect the vot- ty, well-being, and permanency for les- to detect and report such acts, and for
ing rights of Native American and bian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and other purposes.
Alaska Native voters. queer or questioning foster youth, and S. 3004
S. 861
for other purposes.
At the request of Mr. MARKEY, the
S. 1902
At the request of Mr. MARKEY, the names of the Senator from Rhode Is-
names of the Senator from Delaware At the request of Mr. CASEY, the land (Mr. WHITEHOUSE) and the Senator
(Mr. CARPER), the Senator from Dela- name of the Senator from Massachu- from Delaware (Mr. COONS) were added
ware (Mr. COONS), the Senator from setts (Ms. WARREN) was added as a co- as cosponsors of S. 3004, a bill to pro-
Virginia (Mr. KAINE), the Senator from sponsor of S. 1902, a bill to require the tect human rights and enhance oppor-
Arizona (Ms. SINEMA), the Senator Consumer Product Safety Commission tunities for LGBTI people around the
from Virginia (Mr. WARNER), the Sen- to promulgate a consumer product world, and for other purposes.
ator from New Mexico (Mr. UDALL) and safety rule for free-standing clothing S. 3013
the Senator from New York (Mr. SCHU- storage units to protect children from At the request of Mr. TOOMEY, the
MER) were added as cosponsors of S. 861, tip-over related death or injury, and name of the Senator from Louisiana
a bill to establish in the Bureau of De- for other purposes. (Mr. KENNEDY) was added as a cospon-
mocracy, Human Rights, and Labor of S. 2001 sor of S. 3013, a bill to amend title
the Department of State a Special At the request of Ms. STABENOW, the XVIII of the Social Security Act to
Envoy for the Human Rights of LGBTI name of the Senator from New Jersey allow for the offering of additional pre-
Peoples, and for other purposes. (Mr. BOOKER) was added as a cosponsor scription drug plans under Medicare
S. 892 of S. 2001, a bill to award a Congres- part D.
At the request of Mr. CASEY, the sional Gold Medal to Willie O’Ree, in S. 3419
names of the Senator from Mississippi recognition of his extraordinary con- At the request of Mr. INHOFE, the
(Mrs. HYDE-SMITH), the Senator from tributions and commitment to hockey, name of the Senator from Florida (Mr.
Indiana (Mr. BRAUN) and the Senator inclusion, and recreational oppor- RUBIO) was added as a cosponsor of S.
from Oklahoma (Mr. INHOFE) were tunity. 3419, a bill to amend the Packers and
added as cosponsors of S. 892, a bill to S. 2054 Stockyards Act, 1921, to provide for the
award a Congressional Gold Medal, col- At the request of Mr. MARKEY, the establishment of a trust for the benefit
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lectively, to the women in the United names of the Senator from Oklahoma of all unpaid cash sellers of livestock,
States who joined the workforce during (Mr. INHOFE), the Senator from Wash- and for other purposes.
World War II, providing the aircraft, ington (Mrs. MURRAY), the Senator S. 3485
vehicles, weaponry, ammunition, and from Indiana (Mr. YOUNG) and the Sen- At the request of Mr. WHITEHOUSE,
other materials to win the war, that ator from Nevada (Ms. CORTEZ MASTO) the names of the Senator from New
were referred to as ‘‘Rosie the Riv- were added as cosponsors of S. 2054, a Hampshire (Ms. HASSAN) and the Sen-
eter’’, in recognition of their contribu- bill to posthumously award the Con- ator from Virginia (Mr. WARNER) were
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September 15, 2020 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE S5611
added as cosponsors of S. 3485, a bill to (Mrs. FISCHER) and the Senator from (Mr. BLUNT) was added as a cosponsor
expand the Outer Continental Shelf South Dakota (Mr. ROUNDS) were added of S. 4404, a bill to amend the National
Lands Act to expand revenue sharing as cosponsors of S. 3986, a bill to ap- Trails System Act to designate the
for offshore wind, to reauthorize the prove certain advanced biofuel reg- Butterfield Overland National Historic
National Oceans and Coastal Security istrations, to require the consideration Trail, and for other purposes.
Act, and for other purposes. of certain advanced biofuel pathways,
and to reduce greenhouse gas emis- S. 4458
S. 3547
At the request of Mr. CRUZ, the name sions, and for other purposes. At the request of Mr. CASSIDY, the
of the Senator from Arkansas (Mr. S. 4012 name of the Senator from Florida (Mr.
BOOZMAN) was added as a cosponsor of At the request of Mr. WICKER, the RUBIO) was added as a cosponsor of S.
S. 3547, a bill to amend title XVIII of names of the Senator from Alaska (Ms. 4458, a bill to grant the authority for
the Social Security Act to waive limi- MURKOWSKI) and the Senator from Lou- States to enter into interstate com-
tations on expansion of facility capac- isiana (Mr. KENNEDY) were added as co- pacts or agreements for the purpose of
ity under rural provider and hospital sponsors of S. 4012, a bill to establish a procuring COVID–19 tests.
exception to ownership or investment $120,000,000,000 Restaurant Revitaliza-
tion Fund to provide structured relief S. 4565
prohibition during coronavirus 2020
emergency period. to food service or drinking establish- At the request of Mr. WICKER, the
S. 3599
ments through December 31, 2020, and names of the Senator from Wisconsin
At the request of Mr. PERDUE, the for other purposes. (Ms. BALDWIN) and the Senator from
S. 4032
names of the Senator from Ohio (Mr. Hawaii (Mr. SCHATZ) were added as co-
PORTMAN), the Senator from Illinois At the request of Mr. LANKFORD, the sponsors of S. 4565, a bill to amend title
(Ms. DUCKWORTH) and the Senator from names of the Senator from Colorado 49, United States Code, to rename the
Arizona (Ms. SINEMA) were added as co- (Mr. GARDNER) and the Senator from
Aviation Safety Whistleblower Inves-
sponsors of S. 3599, a bill to enhance Maine (Ms. COLLINS) were added as co-
tigation Office and to establish an Of-
our Nation’s nurse and physician work- sponsors of S. 4032, a bill to amend the
fice of Professional Responsibility and
force during the COVID–19 crisis by re- Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to allow
above-the-line deductions for chari- an Office of the Ombudsman in the
capturing unused immigrant visas. Federal Aviation Administration, and
table contributions for individuals not
S. 3690 for other purposes.
itemizing deductions.
At the request of Mr. MARKEY, the
S. 4150 S. RES. 578
name of the Senator from Washington
At the request of Mr. REED, the name
(Ms. CANTWELL) was added as a cospon- At the request of Mr. WYDEN, the
of the Senator from South Dakota (Mr.
sor of S. 3690, a bill to provide for E– name of the Senator from New Hamp-
ROUNDS) was added as a cosponsor of S.
Rate support for Wi-Fi hotspots, shire (Ms. HASSAN) was added as a co-
4150, a bill to require the Secretary of
modems, routers, and connected de- sponsor of S. Res. 578, a resolution con-
the Treasury to provide assistance to
vices during emergency periods relat- demning the Government of Iran’s
certain providers of transportation
ing to COVID–19, and for other pur- state-sponsored persecution of its
services affected by the novel
poses. Baha’i minority and its continued vio-
coronavirus.
S. 3797 lation of the International Covenants
S. 4166
At the request of Mr. MORAN, the At the request of Ms. SINEMA, the on Human Rights.
name of the Senator from Arkansas name of the Senator from Arizona (Ms. S. RES. 673
(Mr. BOOZMAN) was added as a cospon- MCSALLY) was added as a cosponsor of
sor of S. 3797, a bill to provide overtime S. 4166, a bill to require the Secretary At the request of Mr. MARKEY, the
and holiday fee relief for small meat, of Veterans Affairs to secure medical name of the Senator from Pennsyl-
poultry, and egg processing plants, and opinions for veterans with service-con- vania (Mr. CASEY) was added as a co-
for other purposes. nected disabilities who die from sponsor of S. Res. 673, a resolution af-
S. 3812 firming that the New START Treaty
COVID–19 to determine whether their
At the request of Mr. MENENDEZ, the service-connected disabilities were the extension will cover new deployed Rus-
name of the Senator from Mississippi principal or contributory cases of sian nuclear delivery systems, and sup-
(Mr. WICKER) was added as a cosponsor death, and for other purposes. porting additional initiatives to engage
of S. 3812, a bill to amend title 38, S. 4227 China that advance the goal of con-
United States Code, to expand eligi- At the request of Ms. ROSEN, the cluding an arms control treaty or
bility for hospital care, medical serv- name of the Senator from Arizona (Ms. agreement.
ices, and nursing home care from the SINEMA) was added as a cosponsor of S. S. RES. 684
Department of Veterans Affairs to in- 4227, a bill to improve access to eco-
clude veterans of World War II. nomic injury disaster loans and emer- At the request of Mr. RISCH, the
S. 3900 gency advances under the CARES Act, name of the Senator from Texas (Mr.
At the request of Ms. ROSEN, the and for other purposes. CRUZ) was added as a cosponsor of S.
name of the Senator from Hawaii (Ms. S. 4303 Res. 684, a resolution calling on the
HIRONO) was added as a cosponsor of S. At the request of Mr. REED, the name Government of Cameroon and sepa-
3900, a bill to direct the Secretary of of the Senator from Ohio (Mr. BROWN) ratist armed groups from the English-
Defense to carry out a grant program was added as a cosponsor of S. 4303, a speaking Northwest and Southwest re-
to support science, technology, engi- bill to improve State short-term com- gions to end all violence, respect the
neering, and mathematics education in pensation programs, and for other pur- human rights of all Cameroonians, and
the Junior Reserve Officers’ Training poses. pursue a genuinely inclusive dialogue
Corps and for other purposes. S. 4345 toward resolving the ongoing civil con-
S. 3923 At the request of Mr. CRUZ, the name flict in Anglophone Cameroon.
At the request of Ms. MURKOWSKI, the of the Senator from Tennessee (Mrs. AMENDMENT NO. 1551
name of the Senator from Alaska (Mr. BLACKBURN) was added as a cosponsor
SULLIVAN) was added as a cosponsor of of S. 4345, a bill to amend section 212 of At the request of Mr. CORNYN, the
S. 3923, a bill to provide emergency re- the Immigration and Nationality Act names of the Senator from Wyoming
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lief to youth, children, and families ex- to ensure that efforts to engage in espi- (Mr. BARRASSO) and the Senator from
periencing homelessness, in light of the onage or technology transfer are con- West Virginia (Mrs. CAPITO) were added
health and economic consequences of sidered in visa issuance, and for other as cosponsors of amendment No. 1551
COVID–19. purposes. intended to be proposed to S. 2657, a
S. 3986 S. 4404 bill to support innovation in advanced
At the request of Mr. THUNE, the At the request of Mr. BOOZMAN, the geothermal research and development,
names of the Senator from Nebraska name of the Senator from Missouri and for other purposes.
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S5612 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE September 15, 2020
SUBMITTED RESOLUTIONS (i) to improve screening and treatment for historical willingness to treat some commu-
prostate cancer; nities and workers as disposable;
(ii) to discover the causes of prostate can- Whereas it is necessary to counteract sys-
SENATE RESOLUTION 692—DESIG- cer; and temic injustice and value the dignity of all
NATING SEPTEMBER 2020 AS (iii) to develop a cure for prostate cancer; individuals in order to address unemploy-
and ment, pandemics, or climate change and en-
‘‘NATIONAL PROSTATE CANCER (C) to continue to consider ways to im- sure the survival of the Nation and the plan-
AWARENESS MONTH’’ prove access to, and the quality of, health et;
Mr. MENENDEZ (for himself, Mr. care services for detecting and treating pros- Whereas the choices made in response to
CRAPO, Mr. WYDEN, Mr. MARKEY, Mr. tate cancer; and these crises will shape the United States’ di-
CARDIN, Mr. KING, Mr. BLUMENTHAL, (3) calls on the people of the United States, rection for the 21st century and beyond, of-
interest groups, and affected persons— fering an opportunity to reshape our society
Mr. VAN HOLLEN, Mr. COONS, Mr. BOOK- (A) to promote awareness of prostate can- to provide a good life for each of us and for
ER, and Mr. HAWLEY) submitted the fol- cer; our children and grandchildren; and
lowing resolution; which was referred (B) to take an active role in the fight to Whereas the United States has the means
to the Committee on the Judiciary: end the devastating effects of prostate can- to support fulfilling livelihoods for millions
S. RES. 692 cer on individuals, families, and the econ- of people—Black, Indigenous, Brown, Latinx,
omy; and Asian/Pacific Islander, White, immigrant,
Whereas more than 3,100,000 men in the
(C) to observe National Prostate Cancer urban and rural, old and young, of many
United States are living with prostate can-
Awareness Month with appropriate cere- faiths, genders, abilities, and talents—while
cer;
monies and activities. working to heal harms, protect commu-
Whereas 1 in 9 men in the United States
f nities, and invest in a future that fosters jus-
will be diagnosed with prostate cancer in
tice, not crisis: Now therefore, be it
their lifetimes and 1 in 41 men in the United SENATE RESOLUTION 693—RECOG- Resolved, That it is the sense of the Senate
States will die from prostate cancer; NIZING THE DUTY OF THE FED- that—
Whereas prostate cancer is the most com- (1) it is the duty of the Federal Govern-
monly diagnosed non-skin cancer and the
ERAL GOVERNMENT TO IMPLE-
MENT AN AGENDA TO TRANS- ment to respond to the crises of racial injus-
second-leading cause of cancer-related tice, mass unemployment, a pandemic, and
deaths among men in the United States; FORM, HEAL, AND RENEW BY IN-
climate change with a bold and holistic na-
Whereas the American Cancer Society esti- VESTING IN A VIBRANT ECON- tional mobilization, an Agenda to Trans-
mates that, in 2020, 191,930 men will be diag- OMY (‘‘THRIVE’’) form, Heal, and Renew by Investing in a Vi-
nosed with, and more than 33,330 men will Mr. MARKEY (for himself, Mr. BOOK- brant Economy (‘‘THRIVE’’) (referred to in
die of, prostate cancer; this resolving clause as the ‘‘Agenda’’), to
ER, Mr. SCHUMER, Ms. WARREN, Mrs.
Whereas 40.9 percent of newly diagnosed build a society that enables—
prostate cancer cases occur in men under the GILLIBRAND, Mr. UDALL, Mr. SANDERS,
(A) greater racial, economic, and gender
age of 65; Mr. BLUMENTHAL, Mr. WYDEN, Mr. justice;
Whereas the odds of developing prostate MERKLEY, and Mr. HEINRICH) submitted (B) dignified work;
cancer rise rapidly after age 50; the following resolution; which was re- (C) healthy communities; and
Whereas African-American men suffer ferred to the Committee on Health, (D) a stable climate; and
from a prostate cancer incidence rate that is Education, Labor, and Pensions: (2) such Agenda shall be assessed upon its
significantly higher than that of White men S. RES. 693 ability to uphold its foundational pillars, in-
and have more than double the prostate can- cluding—
Whereas families and communities
cer mortality rate than that of White men; (A) creating millions of good, safe jobs
throughout the United States share similar
Whereas having a father or brother with with access to unions by—
hopes and dreams of a good life that is free
prostate cancer more than doubles the risk (i) investing in projects including—
from worry about meeting basic needs, with
of a man developing prostate cancer, with a reliable and fulfilling work, a dignified and (I) upgrading our broken infrastructure to
higher risk for men who have a brother with healthy standard of living, and the ability to expand access to clean and affordable en-
the disease and the highest risk for men with enjoy time with loved ones; ergy, transportation, high-speed broadband,
several affected relatives; Whereas the United States faces the stress and water, particularly for public systems;
Whereas screening by a digital rectal ex- of multiple, overlapping crises—old and (II) modernizing and retrofitting millions
amination and a prostate-specific antigen new—that prevent the achievement of these of homes, schools, offices, and industrial
blood test can detect the disease at the ear- fundamental human rights and needs, in buildings to cut pollution and costs;
lier, more treatable stages, which could in- which the COVID–19 pandemic has killed (III) investing in public health and care
crease the chances of survival for more than over 180,000 United States residents; tens of work, including by increasing jobs, protec-
5 years to nearly 100 percent; millions of United States workers remain tions, wages, and benefits for the historically
Whereas only 31 percent of men survive unemployed; rising economic inequality has unpaid and undervalued work of caring for
more than 5 years if diagnosed with prostate made working families vulnerable; tens of children, the elderly, and the sick;
cancer after the cancer has metastasized; millions of individuals do not get the health (IV) protecting and restoring wetlands, for-
Whereas there are typically no noticeable care they need; and intensifying climate ests, and public lands, and cleaning up pollu-
symptoms of prostate cancer in the early change increases the threats to our health, tion in our communities;
stages, making appropriate screening crit- economy, and livelihoods; (V) creating opportunities for family farm-
ical; Whereas these health, economic, and cli- ers and rural communities, including by un-
Whereas, in fiscal year 2020, the Director of mate crises have magnified centuries-old in- tangling the hyper-consolidated food supply
the National Institutes of Health will sup- justices, causing high rates of death and chain, bolstering regenerative agriculture,
port approximately $287,000,000 in research hardship among Black, Brown, and Indige- and investing in local and regional food sys-
projects focused specifically on prostate can- nous communities due to long-standing sys- tems that support farmers, agricultural
cer; temic racism—a fact spotlighted by an workers, healthy soil, and climate resilience;
Whereas, in fiscal year 2020, Congress ap- emerging, multiracial movement to end vio- and
propriated $110,000,000 for the Prostate Can- lence against Black people; (VI) developing and transforming the in-
cer Research Program of the Department of Whereas these crises are causing the in- dustrial base of the United States, while cre-
Defense; equitable workloads of women—particularly ating high-skill, high-wage manufacturing
Whereas ongoing research promises further women of color—to grow, especially as jobs across the country, including by expand-
improvements in prostate cancer prevention, women of color overwhelmingly make up the ing manufacturing of clean technologies, re-
early detection, and treatment; and essential workforce, bearing the weight of ducing industrial pollution, and prioritizing
Whereas educating people in the United the increased care needs of children, the el- clean, domestic manufacturing for the afore-
States, including health care providers, derly, and the sick; mentioned investments;
about prostate cancer and early detection Whereas, even before the COVID–19 crisis, (ii) prioritizing the mobilization of direct
strategies is crucial to saving the lives of many rural communities and independent public investments, while excluding false so-
men and preserving and protecting families: family farmers suffered from poverty, declin- lutions that—
Now, therefore, be it ing economic opportunity, and alarming (I) increase inequality;
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Resolved, That the Senate— rates of farm bankruptcy, including loss of (II) privatize public lands, water, or na-
(1) designates September 2020 as ‘‘National land from Black farmers and the exploi- ture;
Prostate Cancer Awareness Month’’; tation of Black, Brown, and Indigenous farm- (III) violate human rights;
(2) declares that steps should be taken— ers caused by predatory and racist public, (IV) expedite the destruction of eco-
(A) to raise awareness about the impor- private, and governmental institutions and systems; or
tance of screening methods for, and treat- policies; (V) decrease union density or membership;
ment of, prostate cancer; Whereas the root of our interlocking eco- (iii) driving investment toward real full
(B) to encourage research— nomic and environmental crises is society’s employment, where every individual who
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