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A. resulted in the Supreme Court's striking down of the Wagner Act.
B. invalidated Section 7(a) of the National Industrial Recovery Act.
C. gave government the authority to force employers to recognize and bargain with legitimate unions.
D. enforced the labor practice of an "open shop."
E. ended the labor practice of a "closed shop."
C
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