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...approach was given an ideological tint by some of our theoreticians and l0 Pravda . February 26, 1986. especially practical leaders who acted as almost the...preventing them from entering a new, contemporary stage was identified.11 If this was the problem, the solution also appeared clear: Adopt new principles which...

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.... leaders who acted as almost the sole guardians of truth. Without taking into consideration . . . features of different socialist countries, they sometimes...preventing them from entering a new, contemporary stage was identified.'0 If this was the problem, the solution also appeared clear: Adopt new principles which...

.... leaders who acted as almost the sole guardians of truth. Without taking into consideration . . . features of different socialist countries, they sometimes...preventing them from entering a new, contemporary stage was identified.'0 If this was the problem, the solution also appeared clear: Adopt new principles which...