He scolded the " malefactors of great wealth, " deplored the " lunatic fringe, " and promised " a square deal ."
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A Square Deal would also recognize that market capitalism cannot and never has been able to satisfy consumer demand in at least two major areas _ affordable housing and health care.
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1904 : Under the campaign slogan " A Square Deal " and still touting him as a heroic Rough Rider, the Republicans nominated President Theodore Roosevelt for re-election.
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Her 1927 article, " Are Business Women Getting a Square Deal, " traces the gradual acceptance of women in the workplace, from the 1880s through the post-World War period.
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I gave baseball my best and if the game didn't care enough to see me get a square deal, then I wouldn't go out of my way to get back in it.
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Starting in 1890 it ran the motto " A Square Deal " to reflect the fact that it guaranteed that subscribers would not be treated unfairly by its advertisers, taking great efforts to make them whole.
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Once, uncertain as to the rightness of his client's case, he wrote the client, " The position that I should take if I remained in the case would be to give everybody a square deal ."
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He favoured a meeting between Hitler and British Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin for British policy to be less pro-French and claimed that the League of Nations could not be restored unless Germany was given " a square deal in Central Europe ".
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Stewart felt betrayed : " It has been my fight ever since I became a minister to see that the farmers of the province were having a square deal, " he remarked, " and I think I have done this with some success ."
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Petitioner " drank considerably, " was " what we called a bolshevik, " did not seem loyal, and " acted as if he was not getting a square deal . " The officer concluded " he was a moral pervert and probably used narcotics, " but could not secure proof of this.
