It should never be much of a surprise that the best versions of American proletarian foods are served at similarly proletarian institutions.
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Proletarian beer brands have been resurrected from Belgrade to Bratislava.
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Others start with grand dreams and end with more proletarian realities.
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Hooper is a heroic Hollywood proletarian: sexy, honorable, mischievous and brave.
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We don't need to 'seize power' or have a proletarian revolution.
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But the principal (Hendrik Toompere) fears that fencing isn't appropriately proletarian.
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But there is no official account of the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution.
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For his hourlong group lessons, he offers a proletarian rate of $35.
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"Proletarian violence … appears thus as a very fine and heroic thing," he writes.
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Seeger embraced the moment, publishing articles in workers' newspapers agitating for proletarian music.
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There's a more proletarian Christmas market near Alexanderplatz, a fancier one at Gendarmenmarkt.
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The Soviet Union sought friends round the world in the name of proletarian internationalism.
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And here as well, some conformists will talk about a legitimation of proletarian expropriation.
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So after announcing his Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution, he swam across the Yangtze River.
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KGB carries three varieties of Baltika, a decent proletarian beer brewed in St. Petersburg.
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The war against flip-flops is a war against the most proletarian of virtues: comfort.
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Despite the proletarian connotation of its name, many denounced the building as a bourgeoise emblem.
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PERHAPS it was the impeccably proletarian setting: a vast former coal mine in the industrial Ruhr.
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The other was the Great Alliance of Proletarian Revolutionaries Command, or Great Alliance Command for short.
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Meanwhile, Mayakovsky's Maria and her new proletarian husband, Shchadenko, had decided to go their separate ways.
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ONCE upon a time the Communist Parties of China and Vietnam were staunch comrades in the proletarian struggle.
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Unable to feed their own people, the leaders of the proletarian revolution turned to the West for help.
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FIFTY years ago the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution, as it was officially known, plunged China into Maoist madness.
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He described Trump as a Howard Stern conservative, a reflection of the pornographic culture combined with proletarian demagoguery.
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Locke the glossy belletrist gave way to Locke the fellow-traveller, Locke the savvy champion of proletarian realism.
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The backlash against capitalism is mounting—if more often in the form of populist anger than of proletarian solidarity.
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Effie's feminine fashion symbolizes an ineffectual and "unnatural" aristocracy; in contrast, the proletarian Katniss loves and understands the woods.
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In October 1935, Ivan Chistyakov was judged "insufficiently proletarian" and expelled from the Communist Party in Josef Stalin's Russia.
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And then there's the Bugatti Chiron, whose very existence blows a giant French raspberry in that general proletarian direction.
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Even once-proletarian brands like Wild Turkey and Four Roses now offer limited-edition expressions at $20163 or more.
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Others expected Mr Trump to drop his proletarian shtick and help deliver the tax cuts they had always dreamed of.
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I dreamed of being the next Clifford Odets, a lefty playwright who was always trying to raise proletarian class consciousness.
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The miners' protests would have destroyed the illusion the Russians have tried to create of a model Soviet-era proletarian city.
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Simultaneously, the architectural structure of Manhattan is preserved, despite the impression that it's merely Lego blocks for the pigeon's proletarian diversion.
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He worked in steel mills and other factories, mostly in Chicago, "while trying to promote a proletarian revolution," his son said.
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" The task of the Old Bolsheviks was to "build the eternal house and leave it for 'proletarian infancy and pure orphanhood.
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When Harry Sternberg started out as an artist, in the late 21957s and through the 21985s, he was drawn to proletarian subjects.
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His concept of proletarian "class leadership"—that the urban workers would channel peasant radicalism toward socialist revolution—was addressed to this problem.
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Illiterate, religious, and from a working-class Irish family, Burns has actually experienced the proletarian existence about which Engels can only pontificate.
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As his audience huddled closely against the cold, Zinoviev could offer sunny fantasies about proletarian emancipation and the worldwide collapse of capitalism.
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He edited several books and wrote "Soldiers in the Proletarian Dictatorship: The Red Army and the Soviet Socialist State, 1917-1930" (1990).
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And a lot of power in the hands of the proletarian in this case, which is the engineers and designers at the company.
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Despite their unmistakable ideological overlap with the National Socialists, many Conservative Revolutionaries were ambivalent toward them and rejected Hitler as a proletarian brute.
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Behind her, pedicabs and workers in drab proletarian gear make their way along Wang Fujing Street, now the center of a bustling business district.
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Vladimir Lenin, the founder of the Soviet state, saw in the development of a black proletarian consciousness the greatest potential for revolution in America.
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Where Wells's " The Time Machine ," which came out not long after, gave us pale Eloi and proletarian Morlocks, Bellamy was chiefly prescient about Amazon Prime.
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Yet she was no less determined to shed the skin of her middle-class background, to reinvent herself as a kind of Pan-European proletarian.
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"We felt very strongly that we should have a main character from this proletarian background, because Berlin was always a poor city," Mr. Handloegten explained.
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If you want 10 assorted "Timbits" (made from the leftover dough from the doughnut hole) it will set you back the proletarian price of $C2.39.
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"The greatest ideological barrier to the achievement of proletarian class consciousness, solidarity and political action is now, and has been historically, white chauvinism," Ignatiev wrote.
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Marx kept calling for, and predicting, the emergence of "a separate proletarian party" to lead an economic upheaval, instead of fighting merely for "bourgeois" political change.
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"Still Brazy" is an artisanal, proletarian Los Angeles gangster rap record, less tribute to the sound's golden age than a full-throated and wholly absorbed recitation.
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The best of what's on offer at Szechuan Mountain House may be characterized as creative proletarian fare that is trussed up, made bourgeois, and consummately plated.
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The day when China was a pedal-driven proletarian culture were long gone; the era of head-spinning urban speed, pollution, and technological encasement had began.
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It's a schizophrenic jumble of ideas, full of half-formed gameplay conceits and aesthetic influences that range from proletarian Soviet art to Terry Gilliam to Godzilla movies.
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Experts say the party is seeking ways to justify its hold on power in an era when its founding goal of proletarian revolution no longer seems relevant.
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Subsequently founding the Organisation of Proletarian Architects of Armenia, they argued for ignoring the stylistic elements of historic architecture in favor of engaging with climate and topography.
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He is a self-proclaimed post-proletarian modernist, and he is further saying about himself that he is inauthentic since 1962, which is the year of his birth.
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Servers at Café Altro Paradiso wear proletarian button-up jackets of navy blue cotton as they carry amaro and tiramisù on silver trays to the bare wood tables.
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They coveted professional basketball teams, Hollywood movie-producer credits, and "private-jet escape routes to New Zealand" (in case of rising water levels, plague, or a proletarian revolt).
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Photograph by Pari Dukovic for The New Yorker Ma Ke's couture dignifies the harshness of proletarian life with garments of mud-caked homespun, but she is an exception.
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Redbait describe themselves as "Midwestern proletarian crust," and I don't think I can dream up a better description than that (outside of adding "dick-punching" as an additional qualifier).
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Popova designed embroidery sewn by proletarian women for the Verbovka Village Folk Centre, an artisan cooperative (21923), and joined the faculty of Svomas (Free State Art Studios) in 21923.
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" Watch: Joe Biden's comments on Donald Trump He touted his own proletarian credentials: "I know I'm called middle-class Joe and in Washington, that is not meant as a compliment.
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Indeed, the phrase "American exceptionalism" emerged in US communist circles in the 22010s in the course of efforts to explain the apparent immunity of the United States to proletarian revolution.
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Attired in gender-neutral proletarian garb, the headstrong Pamela thinks it's time to return to the nest, but Lord Kettlewell, separated from Pamela's mother, Lady Kettlewell (Lisa Bowerman), is skeptical.
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And I think if Nixon can go to China during the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution with literally dozens and dozens of millions of Chinese people were killed by their own government.
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The Brazilians presumed, the Uruguayans lacked heart, the more prosperous teams aped European styles, and the proletarian ones had the light footwork that you learn when you play on pitted dirt.
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"Long Live the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution" proclaimed a red banner along one side of the room, where more than 50 people sat in rows before a large portrait of Mao.
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Rising tensions over immigration have fuelled clashes all over Germany, none more prominent than the ones that erupted late last summer in Chemnitz, a proudly proletarian city in the country's east.
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His mother, an arts journalist, took a trip to China in the early days of the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution, filming ancient monuments, smiling schoolchildren and ubiquitous portraits of Mao Zedong.
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In the decades after World War II, the Italian earth produced a lot of cinematic salt, and local stories of peasant and proletarian hardship proved to be a popular global export.
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"It is not a question of what this or that proletarian, or even the whole proletariat, at the moment regards as its aim," Marx wrote with Friedrich Engels, his collaborator, in 1844.
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He uses hologram technology worthy of Star Trek movies to address rallies, usually sporting a hybrid of traditional proletarian jackets, while a virtual-reality Melenchon does the same job at rallies elsewhere.
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"These non-party types get together in a secret location, have a few sausage rolls and pints of Proletarian lager and then discover/remember how much they hate each other," Collins wrote.
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It began with an authoritative statement by Maxim Gorky in his article "Proletarian Humanism," which appeared in May 1934 and was much approved of by Stalin, or possibly even commissioned by him.
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The literati class, called Sadaebu, spent its leisure time by creating landscape paintings accompanied by short poems expressing emotions, while the North Korean government considered enjoying leisure time as antithetical to proletarian values.
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Class-war progressivism always loses to culture-war conservatism because swing voters in the Midwest care more about their values — guns, patriotism, ending abortion, masculinity, whatever — than they do about proletarian class consciousness.
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This became most obvious in the failed 1848 revolutions, which in many places soon lost the support of the panicking middle classes, terrorized by the fear of plebeian rage and proletarian political participation.
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When Mao called for a Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution, Ms. Nie did not question his accusations that dangerous "revisionists" and "capitalist roaders" had infiltrated the party and were trying to derail his revolution.
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Then as now, the square in the capital's proletarian east was associated with transience, both architectural (it was endlessly being rebuilt) and human (it was a place of prostitutes, criminals and ne'er-do-wells).
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Photograph by Cole Wilson for The New Yorker The best of what's on offer at Szechuan Mountain House, it turns out, is creative proletarian fare that is trussed up, made bourgeois, and consummately plated.
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More proletarian and arguably better meals may be had at the city's Irani cafes, dingy eateries equipped with bentwood chairs, prominently posted rules ("Please do not argue with management") and photographs of Zoroastrian bodybuilders.
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Under this new formulation, the party is presented less as a vanguard of proletarian revolution and more as a force for reviving China and restoring it to its rightful place as a world power.
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In the Roman Republic, the patrician populares promised their proletarian base immediate economic benefits; when they were unable to deliver, they held together their disparate coalition by ratcheting up conflicts both at home and abroad.
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Once in the Gulag, he is accused, after standing in for the company commander, of an "inappropriately convivial approach to work," which is seen as being due to his non-proletarian ("petty bourgeois") social antecedents.
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No longer the tragic proletarian tough guy of his prewar films (as Maigret he is shown as a domesticated husband and conveys a certain world weariness), he was now the repository of plain French values.
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Melson's YouTube rollout, like Bryce's, is replete with stirring proletarian imagery: neighborhoods festooned with American flags, an aloof Republican incumbent dodging town halls, Melson alone in the ring pummeling the air with slow-motion jabs.
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The proletarian Ruhr is not the whole state: small-town, protestant Westphalia in its north and east and the catholic bourgeoisie of prosperous Rhenish cities to the south (Düsseldorf, Cologne, Bonn) provide a solid CDU base.
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The ruling party, as Mr Goscha notes in his shrewd final chapter, has subtly shifted its raison d'être "from defending 'class struggle' and 'proletarian internationalism' to promoting economic prosperity and inclusive nationalism for all social groups".
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Throughout the Icebreaker Lenin there are statues and profiles of the ship's namesake, along with quotations exhorting the crew to spread the proletarian revolution to the polar bears, or whatever it says, I can't read Russian.
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But before you click away in proletarian disgust, there is something deeper worth studying about Peloton, its fanatical fan base and what its unusual path to success might portend for the future of the gadget business.
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While the exhausted Lange sleeps, the irrepressible Valentine explains why he shot his erstwhile employer, the unscrupulous publisher Batala (Jules Berry), and, acting as a de facto lawyer, argues Lange's case before a suitably proletarian jury.
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These new courts were envisioned not as independent arbiters but as the ''knife handle of the proletarian dictatorship,'' according to Sida Liu, a professor at the University of Toronto who studies law and society in China.
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Léger's late stylistic mediocrity is a pity, because through his choice of working class subject matter he could have elevated the worker into the realm of élan, better supporting the proletarian uprisings of the following decades.
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Although he was politically conservative, Wolfe wrote in his these with great sympathy about proletarian novelists of the 1930s such as James T. Farrell and John Steinbeck, whose work brought the grit of reality to fiction writing.
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And yet, as the episodes toggle between the ostentation of the hip-hop world and the grayness of police headquarters, it's hard to overlook that a story of this historical significance is rendered in such proletarian fashion.
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He says that the outstanding Semitic race that had produced the proletarian messiah Karl Marx is being expelled by the Fascist bourgeoisie of Germany, while the Soviet Union has established a self-governing republic for working Jews.
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Unlike in Europe, the videos suggested, class struggle — of the kind that required unions — did not exist in the US.In the cartoon "Meet the King," Joe, the archetypal American worker, realizes he is not an exploited proletarian.
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Modernity required something more of the individual — that she be absorbed into the body of the total state, the consecrated instrument variously of the nation, or the proletarian revolution, or even history itself, depending on the socialist school.
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He had a variety of reasons: asserting his total supremacy in his years of decline; reinforcing absolute party control over society; promoting what he saw as the practical over the theoretical; supporting a scientific proletarian against bourgeois experts.
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Over the past three decades, it has struggled against the menace of "bourgeois liberalisation" (leaving many wondering whether there is an acceptable proletarian kind) and fought against "peaceful evolution" (exceedingly dangerous, for some reason, unlike "reform and opening up").
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The Man is a specific boss breathing down your neck, the gov'ment taking their goddamn cut, the broader system of neoliberal capitalism, whatever—it's just your run-of-the-mill proletarian disgust, and it's one most everyone can understand.
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The novel can rightly be called Algren's masterpiece because in it he made us see and feel, with all the art he was capable of, the world exactly as he saw and felt it: proletarian with an electrifying edge.
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In the strange and wonderful title story of Lesley Nneka Arimah's new collection of short fiction, proletarian refugees, remnants of "the Elimination," struggle to survive, and people are tattooed on the wrist with their ethnic origin and social status.
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It is good, too, to be reminded of the odd transformation of the cowboy—the low-status proletarian of some two decades in which East Coast and European capital dominated the open range—into a symbol of American masculinity and independence.
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Plenty of those traveling supporters might have envisaged their team taking on Barcelona or Real Madrid, one of the aristocrats, instead of the Belgian champion — a club of stolidly proletarian mien housed in an unlovable concrete monolith of a stadium.
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The look, consisting of denim, butch plaid, and often a Freddie Mercury-style stache, outfitted a large constituent of the neighborhood's queer folk, each attempting to assimilate into a painstakingly heteronormative society by way of exposed chest hair and proletarian fashions.
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Word of the Day adjective: belonging to or characteristic of the proletariat noun: a member of the working class (not necessarily employed) _________ The word proletarian has appeared in 23 New York Times articles in the past year, including on Sept.
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Esteemed French filmmaker and two-time Cannes Grand Prix winner Bruno Dumont alternately amused and scandalized audiences at the prestigious festival with his latest picture, Slack Bay, a haughty class comedy where a proletarian beach family takes "eat the rich" literally to heart.
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The so-called proletarian writers of Chicago, including Algren's near-contemporaries James T. Farrell and Richard Wright (a close friend until 22016, when he emigrated to France and Algren broke with him), wrote about working-class people without prettying up their lives.
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Only also has a continuing relationship with the City of New York, making collaborative pieces like hats and T-shirts that are more proletarian versions of Heron Preston's collaboration with the city's Sanitation Department, which featured modified, upcycled T-shirts and sweatshirts.
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So in 1977, with Cold War-era tensions still high, he ignited a debate in Taiwanese literary circles with an essay called "The Wolves Are Here," in which he accused several writers of supporting proletarian values, like those espoused in Communist China.
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At the height of Soviet paranoia near the end of the 1920s, a time when suggesting that history was anything other than a long road to proletarian consciousness was enough to have you disappeared, the Kremlin demanded that Tchijevsky publicly renounce his theory of heliobiology.
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"The proletarian staff of the hotel, the olive green uniform of the 'guerilleros,' the general lack of formality, all helped to emphasize the gaiety and the stimulating, if not revolutionary, character of the meeting," wrote one guest, the European journalist K.S. Karol, of the party.
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As Duras tells us about the Moscow Olympics, shipyard strikes in Gdańsk, her hopes for a proletarian revolution, and her despair at the "misfortune of mankind," she weaves in a tender narrative about a small boy and the adolescent girl who looks after him.
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Although Neruda affirmed "my general Marxist principles, my dislike of capitalism and my faith in socialism," and viewed the USSR as the lodestar of a rising proletarian international, his poetry bears little trace of either a Marxist theory of history or a Leninist politics of revolutionary strategy.
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He plays chess and talks Marxism with Bertolt Brecht (the imperious tenor Andreas Conrad), quarrels over Zionism with the kabbalah scholar Gershom Scholem (the insistent bass Tigran Martirossian) and dreams of proletarian children's theater with his Latvian mistress, Asja Lacis (the charged coloratura soprano Lini Gong).
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In one interview, she told the BBC that Indian surrogates act out of pity for childless couples, conjuring, Lewis writes, "a proletarian who is not particular about her fee" and "a volunteer so angelic and so compassionate" that she will "do anything" to give the gift of life.
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He identified proudly with the Communist Party and the "proletarian literature" movement, even though, as Asher points out, his literary sensibility was imperfectly suited to it; Algren was always less attracted to the heroic working class than to hustlers, outlaws, those who rejected the whole culture of work itself.
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She comes from a poor proletarian family and shares a tiny, run-down flat in the backyard of a tenement in Berlin's working-class Neukölln with her sick mother, two sisters, morbid grandfather, a brother-in-law and a small baby—a situation she escapes by working long hours and partying.
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The one thing these producers have in common is that they all use grapes from very old vines — 65-plus years for Porter Creek and Lioco, and 100-plus years for Broc — from vineyards that survived or ignored the wholesale purge of grapes considered too proletarian for most California winemakers.
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What documents at the time called "the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolutionary bugle to advance" first sounded 50 years ago, on May 16th 19703, when Mao approved a secret circular declaring war on "representatives of the bourgeoisie" who had "sneaked into the Communist Party, the government, the army and various spheres of culture".
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Such portrayals of "capital" in Russia's press were also nearly a mirror of what the Bolsheviks themselves had created earlier in the year, when they founded the Third Communist International known as the Comintern, an alliance of left-wing parties dedicated to defending the revolution in Russia and advancing the proletarian cause across the globe.
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These monumental works cannot travel, but in Philadelphia, Rivera's two mural suites — "Ballad of the Agrarian Revolution" (28–22017) and "Ballad of the Proletarian Revolution" (1928–29) — are transported in digital form from along the top floor of the Courtyard of Fiestas at the Ministry of Public Education to the exhibition space in a wonderfully conceived large-scale projection.
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These are not always the young writers one might expect, either, given Algren's reputation as a kind of proletarian naturalist poet of the streets; the kinship between his sensibility and that of fanboys like Terry Southern or Russell Banks or Cormac McCarthy or Thomas Pynchon (Algren, Pynchon said, "is behind a great deal of what I do") is not instantly apparent.
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It was his growing commitment to proletarian revolution that precipitated the famous divorce in Russian social democracy between Lenin's Bolsheviks ("majority"), who insisted on the need to organize the working class for revolution, and the Mensheviks ("minority," though they were often in fact part of the majority), who thought the best socialists could do would be to force the liberals to become revolutionary.
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The book's strength lies in its grasp of Japan's cultural history: the dominant literary figures; the political currents that drew the young Kurosawa into the proletarian art movement; the country's rightward shift in a militaristic direction; and the war years, when Kurosawa began directing under heavy censorship, keeping his head down, followed by the American occupation and a chance to make more expressive films.
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" As she points out, some critics would dismiss him as "the bard of the stumblebum," a relic of so-called proletarian fiction, though he was largely influenced by nothing less than the teachings of Christ — timeless, in other words, albeit not so much in midcentury America, where the worst stigma was poverty: "The great, secret and special American guilt of owning nothing, nothing at all," Algren wrote, "in the one land where ownership and virtue are one.
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