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... followed by an anti - rightist movement that purged the cultural ranks of most preliberation writers and artists . The literary nadir , however , was not reached until the Cultural Revolution ( 1966-76 ) , when the only literature ...
... followed by an anti - rightist movement that purged the cultural ranks of most preliberation writers and artists . The literary nadir , however , was not reached until the Cultural Revolution ( 1966-76 ) , when the only literature ...
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... followed the royal example and settled the immigrants on their estates . There thus came into existence an urban middle class that enjoyed valuable privileges , especially the use of German law , and that became only slowly amalgamated ...
... followed the royal example and settled the immigrants on their estates . There thus came into existence an urban middle class that enjoyed valuable privileges , especially the use of German law , and that became only slowly amalgamated ...
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... followed by an ensemble followed by a trio , and so on ) , and the manipulation of different floor patterns or different areas of space ( a section of leaping movements contrasted with movement executed very close to the ground ) ...
... followed by an ensemble followed by a trio , and so on ) , and the manipulation of different floor patterns or different areas of space ( a section of leaping movements contrasted with movement executed very close to the ground ) ...
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