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Political movement for reformation within the Communist Party of the Soviet Union during the 1980s, widely associated with Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev and his glasnost policy reform.

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        However, improving market conditions and the shareholder restructuring have re-ignited the process.
        Reuters
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        The law envisages a company reaching a restructuring deal within 15 months.
        Reuters
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        It was very clearly a restructuring case, Dekkers said late on Monday.
        Reuters
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        ANALYSIS:Come what may from the debt restructuring process, the business will survive.
        The Irish Times
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        The last restructuring in Welsh local government was nearly 20 years ago.
        BBC
        Uso de perestroika em inglês
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        Moscow, near the end of the Cold War; paranoia, politics and perestroika.
        Radio NZ
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        But in my opinion the worst caricature of perestroika is this trial.
        The new yorker
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        Then, perestroika came and everything was 'reorganized.' Who needs Sobolonye now?
        The tiger: a true story of vengeance and survival
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        In fact in the perestroika period several were republished, including The Gulag Archipelago.
        The Guardian
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        The aim of perestroika is the radical curtailment of central planning.
        The new yorker
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        It was only during perestroika that any of this could be spoken about.
        The Guardian
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        Years ago, before perestroika, Russian scientists worried about fundamental problems.
        Wired
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        He grasped that perestroika was the engine of fundamental change at home and abroad.
        The Guardian
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        And the recent perestroika in the Eredivisie has made it more exciting than ever.
        The Guardian
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        Being in charge of a perestroika is a thankless business.
        The Guardian
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        Ever since perestroika, there are pockets of wealthy Russians looking for ways to spend-
        From dawn to deceit
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        A young Aucklander has taken out the national spelling bee title with the word, perestroika.
        Radio NZ
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        Glasnost and perestroika have entered the English language, words as familiar as vodka or caviar.
        The Irish Times
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        During perestroika, Ruth received an anxious telephone call from Moscow from Zhenya, her first cousin.
        The new yorker
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        Emulating President Mikhail Gorbachev, in 1988 Gaddafi began a characteristically flamboyant perestroika of his own.
        The Guardian
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        This put paid to even the pretence of perestroika.
        The Guardian
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