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Uzbekistan: Shouting & Swearing

Written byNathan Hamm
Posted 15 August 2006 3:30 GMT

Shohruh of neweurasia translates an Uzbek language article on shouting and swearing as a tool of governance and briefly comments on the passivity with which it is accepted.

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