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Industrial work in the factory resulted in ________ compared to work as a skilled artisan.

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<span>D. None of these answers is correct. The industrial work that is done in the factory is of quality there should not be any problem. The manual work of expert artisans must also be quality work and therefore, in none of the cases should the work be of less quality. Social status does not matter because it is a comparison in the realization and quality of work not in social aspects of workers.</span>

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