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Describe the symbolism in the cartoon.
Explain what is the author’s message.

[SOLVED] Describe the symbolism in the cartoon.
Explain what is the author’s message.

[SOLVED] Describe the symbolism in the cartoon.
Explain what is the author’s message.

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Wow, this seems to be attacking corporate businesses showing that they do not have a high enough salary benefit.

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