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... Party , the hero of whom the Party regional committee and Moscow were so proud . And what did she choose to accentuate , what did she consider the dominant strain in this type , his very core ? What did she choose to describe in rich ...
... Party , the hero of whom the Party regional committee and Moscow were so proud . And what did she choose to accentuate , what did she consider the dominant strain in this type , his very core ? What did she choose to describe in rich ...
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... Party line , the peremptory shouts and orders of the Secretaries of the Party Central Committee . A scorched earth policy means that there is just one single point of view , a single opinion about everything in the world , particularly ...
... Party line , the peremptory shouts and orders of the Secretaries of the Party Central Committee . A scorched earth policy means that there is just one single point of view , a single opinion about everything in the world , particularly ...
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... Party meeting they have gathered for begins . Sitting down , the teacher complains about the lack of wood at the school . " We'll leave business till later , " the chairman interrupts her . " First we must conduct the meeting . There's ...
... Party meeting they have gathered for begins . Sitting down , the teacher complains about the lack of wood at the school . " We'll leave business till later , " the chairman interrupts her . " First we must conduct the meeting . There's ...
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The State Starts an Avalanche | 11 |
Emmanuil Kazakevich | 19 |
Viktor Nekrasov | 27 |
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