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... coming from a former investi- gator in the public prosecutor's office . He naturally has no mercy for the smug , untalented establishment writers who " beat us " when we are suffering and defenseless " with empty , dried - up phrases ...
... coming from a former investi- gator in the public prosecutor's office . He naturally has no mercy for the smug , untalented establishment writers who " beat us " when we are suffering and defenseless " with empty , dried - up phrases ...
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... coming here . We do not understand why you need friendship and cooperation with us . " The decision taken is one properly taken by the State : " Any ship coming within range of our means of destruction will be destroyed without warning ...
... coming here . We do not understand why you need friendship and cooperation with us . " The decision taken is one properly taken by the State : " Any ship coming within range of our means of destruction will be destroyed without warning ...
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... coming to a dangerous slope " one let him go ahead , and then another , and when Stepan looked around , he saw that he was riding ahead of everyone . Well , if that was the way it was to be ... " Zalygin's reasons for making Stepan ...
... coming to a dangerous slope " one let him go ahead , and then another , and when Stepan looked around , he saw that he was riding ahead of everyone . Well , if that was the way it was to be ... " Zalygin's reasons for making Stepan ...
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The State Starts an Avalanche | 11 |
Emmanuil Kazakevich | 19 |
Viktor Nekrasov | 27 |
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