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... Square , which was hobbled by the constrictions of socialist realism . The pearls attracted wide attention , as was only to be expected at a time when the scorched earth policy was being pursued with the greatest ferocity and the one or ...
... Square , which was hobbled by the constrictions of socialist realism . The pearls attracted wide attention , as was only to be expected at a time when the scorched earth policy was being pursued with the greatest ferocity and the one or ...
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... square roots " ten times a day " : " Oh , while you're amusing yourselves and finding square roots / The potatoes are rotting and moldering on their roots ... " There is also an element of frank flattery : " Precious Einsteins , beloved ...
... square roots " ten times a day " : " Oh , while you're amusing yourselves and finding square roots / The potatoes are rotting and moldering on their roots ... " There is also an element of frank flattery : " Precious Einsteins , beloved ...
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... Square as the Decembrists had done , but Mayakovsky Square in Moscow . I happened to witness the breaking up of one such demonstration . After a public poetry reading on Mayakovsky Square a crowd of some two hundred people set off for ...
... Square as the Decembrists had done , but Mayakovsky Square in Moscow . I happened to witness the breaking up of one such demonstration . After a public poetry reading on Mayakovsky Square a crowd of some two hundred people set off for ...
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The State Starts an Avalanche | 11 |
Emmanuil Kazakevich | 19 |
Viktor Nekrasov | 27 |
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