English, 03.07.2019 02:00 samueldfhung

Read this sentence from the text. "on factory walls and bulletin boards, series after series of posters directed employees to get to work â€“ anything less was practically treason." why might the author have included the phrase â€śanything less was practically treasonâ€ť?

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