Early 20th-century toymakers were marketing a certain social morality "that stressed industry, probity, and individual endeavor".
They operate in high-stress industries where, if something goes wrong, communities are impacted and employees could be seriously injured or worse.
The fourth (1946 53) again stressed heavy industry and military buildup, angering the Western powers.
"Bee-toxic pesticides in dozens of widely used products, on top of many other stresses our industry faces, are killing our bees".
In the first — others are still in the making — a pleasant female voice calls steel "America's job engine," and stresses the industry's vitality.
It was only then revealed by Soviet economists that the true rate of growth in production over the period (including that of the Second Five-Year Plan, slightly less strongly stressing heavy industry, which now followed) was only about 3.5 percent per annum, about the same as that of Germany over the same span of time.
He went on to stress the industry's commitment to Scotland, saying: "We have already enjoyed over £1bn of investment into Scotland in the past four years.
Everybody I spoke with in the solar industry stressed the need for all companies to act in ways that benefited the industry as a whole, in the belief that there is room for them all to succeed as long as they keep their standards high.
But she also stressed that the industry "won't really see change happen until those in authority take responsibility and choose to make decisions based on authenticity.
Representatives of several organizations that have taken a stand against the recording industry stressed that the issue in the case was not whether copyright infringement should be legal.
Then as now, the industry stressed the danger of a new technology without focusing on the ways it can help market goods to a broader audience, observers say.
