This last at least is literal: grapes, blackberries, the ripest plums.
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So I always fetched them the ripest, most perfect fruits and vegetables.
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The Strawberry Moon rises in June when the fruit is at its ripest.
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Banks' advisory arms are an area considered one of the ripest for technological innovation.
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On the other end of the spectrum are grapes at their ripest and sweetest.
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Go the market, find the ripest berries available, and spend the evening making something delicious.
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Diaz's dog, like all other truffle dogs, have been trained to only detect the ripest ones.
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However you choose to serve this dish, the freshest, ripest figs for dessert would be a lovely accompaniment.
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Perhaps you went too hard at the market, bringing home bags and bags of the ripest summer fruit.
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The Alabama seat is easily the GOP's ripest opportunity to flip a Democratic-held seat in 2020. Rep.
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At first glance, the regulation of products and services doesn't seem like the ripest hunting ground for mellow beats.
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Then, determining which fruits were ripest was a sensory activity and we just raced up and down the aisles.
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Tackling surprise medical bills has seemed like the ripest opportunity for bipartisan action to reduce Americans' health care costs.
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The upper-and-middle-income track was designed specifically to engage and nourish young minds at their ripest juncture.
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Compare different watermelons that are roughly the same size and select the heaviest one — it will also be the ripest.
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The hand which has been dubbed, "Gentle Bot" is even capable of determining which of three tomatoes is the ripest.
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Watch the soft robot pick the ripest out of three tomatoes, in various stages of maturity, just by touching them.
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With Hillary Clinton vanquished, Mr. Trump trained his ire on the ripest adversary at hand, the "left-wing" news media.
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The ripest noni was mushy and oozy, squirting a preview all over my hands as if to warn me against proceeding.
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Cold-weather months are when citrus fruits, like oranges and grapefruit, are at their ripest, which makes for plenty of options.
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We all know that the best time to eat a BLT is outside, in the summer, with the ripest summer tomatoes.
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And instead of sending a courier or store associate to get her bananas, she can now pick herself the ripest bunch.
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It should be the ripest of ripe blockbuster roles, given how much revenge, brooding, and wearing of a leather duster it entails.
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Of course, the easiest and ripest theme in that vein is as old as the show's namesake: the plight of the CEO.
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The areas ripest for disruption are the places where you can break that compromise and offer more accessibility while lowering the price.
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Dayveon was part of the NEXT lineup, which has traditionally been the ripest ground for the kind of challenging discoveries that makes Sundance so fun.
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They were the three who didn't sign a letter laying out Democratic tax reform priorities earlier this year -- and therefore are Trump's ripest targets. 4.
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The performing forces expanded a bit on Friday for Handel's early secular cantata "Apollo e Dafne" and on Saturday for three of Bach's ripest creations.
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Do some research before you get to the store on how to pick out the ripest produce if you've never bought a particular item before.
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If that has made "Timon," as some critics contend, the least loved play in the canon, it has also left it the ripest for reimagining.
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Yes. But a wise woman once said, "You could be the ripest, juiciest peach in the world and there will still be someone who hates peaches".
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Not even the sweetest Vidalia onion or the ripest red-fleshed peach, growing wild in the mountains of Georgia, can blunt such acrid bitterness, such hatred.
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The ripest partisan target is Wilbur Ross, the commerce secretary, who pads around Washington in $600 embroidered slippers and is known for frequenting high-end restaurants.
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This is where the price of wars across several eras can be seen almost daily, as well as where medicine and science find their ripest opportunities.
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Keep it simple with some fresh whipped cream and rich macadamia nuts over top of the ripest, juiciest strawberries (or hell, any berry) you can find. Berries!
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Perhaps this is the season when you finally learn how to make your own pie crust and pile it high with the ripest and sweetest blueberries or strawberries.
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Realizing LinkedIn's full potential to truly change the way the world works by partnering with Microsoft to innovate on solutions within the enterprise that are ripest for disruption, e.g.
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But Alan McIntyre, senior managing director for global banking at Accenture's consulting arm, said services such as investment advisory or payment processing are some of the ripest for innovation.
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She then went back to the hanging clothes and ran her hand over them, touching each one lightly, like someone looking through a produce bin for the ripest avocado.
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In order to ensure that we're enjoying only the best watermelon during the limited hot days ahead, we consulted an expert on tips for selecting the ripest melons of the bunch.
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Now our dayswill be out of doors, insteadof inside them; our future will liewith petals, caterpillars, well-dressed moss, hypnotic snails, clappingorange frogs that know to climbwhich tree for the ripest alligatorpear.
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Berries. But, to the surprise of many, most citrus fruits are in-season during the winter months, and it's strawberries, blueberries, and raspberries that are at their ripest, sweetest, and juiciest come summertime.
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According to the Democrats' arithmetic—which assumes that the districts where Clinton won are the ripest for flipping—the four Republican-held Orange County districts should be among the 23 easiest targets in the nation.
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From a strategic perspective, the book appears likely to help Flake more in a general election -- where Democrats see him as one of the two ripest Republican Senate targets on the ballot in 2018 -- than in a primary.
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His models wore giant straw hats and, leg-of-mutton sleeves, and came down the runway to the schmaltzy orchestral theme from "Jean de Florette," the Gérard Depardieu period piece from the 1980s — French cheese at its ripest.
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We all met up before the show and had a moment all together as a cast, and it just felt like a very unified thing that was reaching its fruition and pinnacle, the ripest moment of its truth.
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If you want to taste the ripest fruits of 21st-century living, you'll have to accept them from the hand of the behavioral advertising daemon Google and Madison Avenue have been summoning together since the start of the century.
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The framework helps us put into context the relative rarity of a company creating something at the OS layer, the opportunities in optimizing specific parts of the technology platforms of the future and what industry segments are ripest for innovation.
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When the stink is at its ripest, it means that the day's hundred and eighty thousand chickens have been slaughtered, drained of blood, stripped of feathers, and carved into pieces—and it's time for workers like Osiel López Pérez to clean up.
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Lifted from the songbook of everybody's favourite stone-fruit-fucker, Call Me By Your Name's Elio Perlman, the song sees Troye compare nights with his lover to "the ripest peach or pear", before admitting that "even the sweetest plum has only got so long".
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Although Mr. Musk has food ventures humming along in Colorado, where he lives, as well as in big cities like Chicago and Los Angeles, he has become enamored of places like Tennessee, Indiana and Ohio — parts of the country he believes are the ripest for a revolution in eating and agriculture.
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The ripest Santa Claus melon will have soft blossom ends that yield to gentle pressure and a vibrant yellow hue. This melon was named in English as recognition of its long keeping qualities, i.e., "until Christmas".
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94–110, 107. Joe Loewenberg has described it as an "imaginative narrative...the ripest expression of Anatole France's urbane genius, [being] a masterpiece of criticism at once ironic and irenic".Loewenberg, J. “De Angelis.” The Philosophical Review, vol.
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Geisha Cherries Gesha Coffee begins with a thoughtful process of picking the ripest cherries. Producers prefer hand-picked cherries which increases the labor costs. The riper the cherry the sweeter the coffee. The cherries then go through quality inspection.
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The Dragon Painter is a 1906 novel written by Mary McNeil Fenollosa. A review published in the Los Angeles Herald called it the author's "ripest and most artistic work". The 1919 American film The Dragon Painter, starring Sessue Hayakawa and Tsuru Aoki was based on it.
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The sale of her and Newfoundland, while the older Colony and Town cruisers – , , and remained in service or reactivable reserve until the election of a Labour Government in 1964, probably reflected a good price on the sale to PeruJ. Wise. The Ripest Plum. Warship 2013. Conway Press.
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There are reports of a kopi luwak type process occurring naturally with muntjac and birds. Bat coffee is another variation that is in demand. Bats feed on the ripest coffee and fruits and spit out the seeds. These seeds are dried and processed to make coffee with a slight fruity flavor.
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The acuri nut is so hard, the parrots cannot feed on it until it has passed through the digestive system of cattle. In addition, they eat fruits and other vegetable matter. The hyacinth macaw generally eats fruits, nuts, nectar, and various kinds of seeds. Also, they travel for the ripest of foods over a vast area.
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Along with his partner, Ashbell Hubbard, the newly-formed Hubbard-Zemurray Company would buy and distribute United Fruit's ripest bananas. United Fruit itself bought a portion of Hubbard-Zemurray. In 1905, Zemurray moved to New Orleans and the company acquired Thatcher Brothers Steamship Company. They also acquired the Cuyamel Fruit Company and started using that name for the company.
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Numerous critics praised the performance of Harriet Andersson. In Sweden, the film received positive reviews for its characters, minimalist screenplay, and Harriet Andersson's performance. Variety staff described Through a Glass Darkly as "Not a pleasant film, it is a great one". Time's review praised it as "one of the best and certainly the ripest of Ingmar Bergman's creations".
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Produced only during the warmest, ripest vintages of Champagne (with often less than 7500 bottles made on average), Rosé des Riceys can be difficult to find. According to wine expert Jancis Robinson, Rosé des Riceys can be some of France's "most serious rosés" while fellow wine expert Oz Clarke describes them as "oddball" wines that come across as full-bodied and nutty with a golden pink color.
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Vin de Paille Vin de Paille is the French for 'straw wine', made only in the ripest vintages. Perhaps the best known example is made in the Cotes du Jura (Arbois and sometimes L'Etoile) from a blend of Chardonnay, Savagnin and the red grape Poulsard. Vins de paille are also made from Marsanne in Hermitage, and from Riesling in Alsace. In Corrèze, it is called Vin Paillé.
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His style was Burgundian in nature and Sessions was considered a "pioneer" for his early adoption of stainless steel tanks and French oak barrels. Despite being called a "pioneer," he respected the tradition of winemaking at Hanzell and sought to continue those traditions as winemaker. Sessions utilized the same wine production method, year after year, during his career at Hanzell. Grapes were picked at their ripest, early in the harvest season.
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The grapes on the southern facing slope add more power and character. Grapes across the district contribute to the bouquet and headiness. The abundance of southern facing slopes in the Vallée de la Marne produces the ripest wines with full aroma. The Côte des Blancs grapes are known for their finesse and the freshness they add to blends with the extension of the nearby Côte de Sézanne offering similar though slightly less distinguished traits.
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The symbol for this classification is a falcon which pays homage to the historical pastime of falconry in the Wachau.Vinea Wachau "Federspiel" Accessed: December 13th, 2010 ;Smaragd: The ripest wines that must contain at least 12.5% APV. The maximum residual sugar level for these wines is 9 g/l. This designation was first used in 1986, right after the diethylene glycol scandal and was intended to denote the highest quality level of Wachau wines.
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George Bernard Shaw, reviewing the work in 1885, criticized it heavily, complaining that the manner in which the program was presented by Liszt could just as well represent "a London house when the kitchen chimney is on fire". He then notes that the symphony is "extremely loud", mentioning the fortissimo trombones, that later repeat at . On the other hand, James Huneker called the work "the summit of his creative power and the ripest fruit of that style of programme music".
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Athalie (, sometimes translated Athalia) is a 1691 play, the final tragedy of Jean Racine, and has been described as the masterpiece of "one of the greatest literary artists known" and the "ripest work" of Racine's genius. Charles Augustin Sainte-Beuve deemed it comparable to Oedipus Rex in beauty, with "the true God added." August Wilhelm Schlegel thought Athalie to be "animated by divine breath"; other critics have regarded the poetics of drama in the play to be superior to those of Aristotle.
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The warm Mediterranean climate of Lesbos provides a suitable climate for viticulture to flourish. While the exact grapes for the Pramnian are not known, its method of production was recorded . The grapes were allowed to hang on the vine, like that of a late harvest wine, till they were at their ripest points. After harvest, they were piled in large containers to the point that the weight of the clusters crushed the grapes underneath them producing free run juice without the use of a wine press.
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"No, Sir, No" (Roud 146) is an English folk song describing a courtship. It has been collected from traditional singers in England and the USA, and in a bowdlerised version was taught to English schoolchildren in music lessons in the 1950s. Alternative titles include "No, Sir", "No, John, No", "O No John", "Yes Or No", "Cruel Father", "Ripest Apples", "Twenty Eighteen", "The Spanish Merchant's Daughter", "The Spanish Captain", "Spanish Lady", "Yonder Sits a Spanish Lady", "Yonder Sits a Pretty Creature", and "In Yonder Grove".
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A characteristic of late harvest and botrytized wine production is the harvest of individual grapes in successive passes or tries through the vineyard ensuring only the ripest grapes are picked. Some producers will ferment and bottle the production of each tries separately but many eventually blend them together in order to produce a more balanced wine. The wine is often fermented at low temperatures and for some sweet wines can take up to 2 months. The alcohol level left in these wines can range from 12-14% depending on the sweetness level.
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In Algernon Charles Swinburne's book A Study of Shakespeare (1880), he refers to three plays, Henry IV pt. 1, Henry IV pt. 2, and Henry V, as "our English Henriade", and says the "ripest fruit of historic or national drama, the consummation and the crown of Shakespeare’s labours in that line, must of course be recognised and saluted by all students in the supreme and sovereign trilogy of King Henry IV and King Henry V." They are, according to Swinburne, England's "great national trilogy", and Shakespeare's "perfect triumph in the field of patriotic drama."Swinburne, Algernon Charles.
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The club has only 200 members, and there are only two qualifications for being elected a member: behaving like a gentleman and being able to "show" £100,000 (£ in pounds) in cash or gilt-edged securities. M. is a member of Blades, and James Bond, though not a member, is an occasional guest.Fleming, Moonraker, chs. 3–7. M. often lunches at Blades, usually eating a spare meal of grilled Dover sole and "the ripest spoonful he could gouge from the club Stilton," and always pays his bill with a five-pound note in order to receive newly minted notes and coins as change, a club tradition.
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Discussing illness in metaphorical terms is not new, but Sontag says that AIDS is the ripest opportunity for "metaphorizing" in recent years. Also, because its earlier years in the United States were marked by an affliction of very specific risk groups – homosexual men and intravenous drug users – it has been stigmatized. The patient’s illness is perceived to be the patient's fault, because of the unsafe habits that one seemingly has to pursue to contract it – "indulgence, delinquency – addictions to chemicals that are illegal and to sex regarded as deviant." Having these defined subgroups created a distinction between the ill and potentially ill, and the general population.
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Most of the vineyards are planted on a plateau with a southern aspect facing towards the river. Viticulture and wine production in the region is dictated almost completely by the climate characteristics of a particular vintage with cooler climate years shifting productions towards dry and sparkling wines while warmer vintages seeing increased production of sweet and even botrytized wines. The harvest in Vouvray is often the last in France to be completed, potentially lasting until November. When sweet and botrytized wine are being produced, the harvest is often very labor-intensive, involving successive tries or passages through the vineyards with harvesters hand- picking only the ripest berries.
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The sweet red dessert wine Recioto della Valpolicella was awarded its own separate DOCG status in 2010 and has been the style historically associated with the region. The name recioto, also made in neighbouring Soave and Gambellara regions with their own DOCG designations, comes from the local dialect recie meaning ears, and refers to the extending lobes that appear as "ears" at the top of a grape cluster. The exposed grapes on the "ears" usually receive the most direct sunlight and become the ripest grapes on the cluster. Historically these very ripe "ears" were picked separately and used to make very rich, sweet wines.
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The picker would be expected to only select the ripest and healthiest fruits. An observer who only sees the selected fruit may thus wrongly conclude that most, or even all, of the tree's fruit is in a likewise good condition. This can also give a false impression of the quality of the fruit (since it is only a sample and is not a representative sample). A concept sometimes confused with cherry picking is the idea of gathering only the fruit that is easy to harvest, while ignoring other fruit that is higher up on the tree and thus more difficult to obtain (see low-hanging fruit).
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In 2001, the town of Nizza was officially recognized as a sub-region within the greater Barbera d'Asti DOC. Being one of the warmest areas in Asti, Nizza has the potential to produce the ripest Barbera with sugar levels to match some of the grape's high acidity. The wines of Barbera d'Asti tend to be bright in color and elegant while Barbera d'Alba tend to have a deep color with more intense, powerful fruit. In the Alba region many of the best vineyard sites are dedicated to Nebbiolo with Barbera relegated to secondary location, which limits the quality and quantities of the wines labeled with the Barbera d'Alba DOC.
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No other epoch furnishes such convincing proof that true science and true piety are rather a help than a hindrance to each other. Albertus Magnus, or Albert the Great, the illustrious teacher of Thomas Aquinas, who was the first to join Aristotelean philosophy with theology and to make philosophy the handmaid of theology, was at the same time the author of excellent works on ascetics and mysticism, e. g., "De adhærendo Deo", the ripest fruit of his mystic genius, and "Paradisus animæ", which was conceived along more practical lines. St. Thomas explains in the ascetic work "De perfectione vitæ spiritualis" the essence of Christian perfection so lucidly that his line of argumentation may even in our days serve as a model.
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With optimal ripeness and balance between acidity and sugars being such a viticultural priority for Chenin blanc, many growers (such as those in the Loire Valley) will harvest the grapes in tries or successive pickings through the vineyards. During each series of picking only the ripest clusters or individual grapes are harvested by hand during a period that could last four to six weeks and include three to six passes through the vineyard. For the production of sweet botrytized wines, pickers will look for the grapes that have achieved the necessary amount of the noble rot. In hot and dry years where no noble rot occurs, pickers may leave ripened grapes on the vine long enough to shrivel, or passerillé, where it could later be effected by noble rot.
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Although Marxist theory suggested that the places ripest for social revolution, either through peaceful transition or by force of arms, were industrial societies, communism was mostly successful in underdeveloped countries with endemic poverty such as the Russian Empire and the Republic of China. In 1917, the Bolshevik Party seized power during the Russian Revolution and created the Soviet Union, the world's first self-declared socialist state. The Bolsheviks thoroughly embraced the concept of proletarian internationalism and world revolution, seeing their struggle as an international rather than a purely regional cause. This was to have a phenomenal impact on the spread of communism during the 20th century as the Soviet Union installed new Marxist–Leninist governments in Central and Eastern Europe following World War II and indirectly backed the ascension of others in the Americas, Asia and Africa.
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