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The Contexts of Maoism,o socialism that might embarrass western bourgeois readers: the reader was led into the Chinese language through a traditional world of teachers, pens and pencils, chairs and tables. But on the middle of page 156, in the section on numbers and dates, the compilers made an important statement of ideo

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