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Meanings of soviet in English

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Usage of soviet in English
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Property Institute chief executive Ashley Church described it as a soviet-style bureaucracy.
Radio NZ
2
The central square, when viewed from the air, formed a soviet star.
The Guardian
3
Some ten million persons in the Soviet are subject to cumpulsory work.
The new yorker
4
Gorbachev himself is largely responsible for creating the Soviet Union's Estonian problem.
The new yorker
5
In the former Soviet republic of Lithuania, police say abuse is widespread.
Reuters
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It also lost its main purpose: taking on that same Soviet Union.
Reuters
7
Large German battleships were firing from the sea at advanced Soviet positions.
The forgotten soldier
8
Public protests are rare in the former Soviet republic of 18 million.
The Irish Times
9
General Qasim began allowing Soviet political, economic, and cultural delegations into Iraq.
Legacy of ashes: the history of the cia
10
The nickname, however, succinctly summarized what was wrong with the Soviet economy.
23 Things They Don’t Tell You About Capitalism
11
He said the American government was watching the Soviet agents too closely.
Beautiful assassin
12
It was not: the Soviet dissidents exploited the loophole with great effect.
The Guardian
13
On May 8, its government established diplomatic relations with the Soviet Union.
True compass: a memoir
14
He wanted democratic ideals to supersede authoritarian rule in the Soviet Union.
The Irish Times
15
The Soviet ministers came to report a new crisis in the government.
From October to Brest-Litovsk
16
Five days of camping in a former Soviet airfield in East Germany.
Wired
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