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		<title>By: More on Russians and Their Beloved Stalin &#124; The Blog of Record</title>
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		<description>[...] vote, were I Russian, would go to Alexander Pushkin, the poet, artist and free thinker. Free thinkers, however, are not as popular as tyrants in [...]</description>
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