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- noun A
Soviet leader .
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Examples
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The author concludes that the pre-war purges instilled such fear of the vozhd that no one dared oppose his irrational strategy.
Stromata Blog: 2010
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The author concludes that the pre-war purges instilled such fear of the vozhd that no one dared oppose his irrational strategy.
A Fact a Day About Obamacare – Day Six: Why Medical Costs Rise 2009
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The author concludes that the pre-war purges instilled such fear of the vozhd that no one dared oppose his irrational strategy.
The Colonel’s Ghost 2009
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The author concludes that the pre-war purges instilled such fear of the vozhd that no one dared oppose his irrational strategy.
Stromata Blog: 2010
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The author concludes that the pre-war purges instilled such fear of the vozhd that no one dared oppose his irrational strategy.
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The author concludes that the pre-war purges instilled such fear of the vozhd that no one dared oppose his irrational strategy.
Stromata Blog: 2010
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The author concludes that the pre-war purges instilled such fear of the vozhd that no one dared oppose his irrational strategy.
Dorothy June McVay Veal, March 1, 1922 – October 19, 2009 2009
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The author concludes that the pre-war purges instilled such fear of the vozhd that no one dared oppose his irrational strategy.
Replacing Rahm 2009
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The author concludes that the pre-war purges instilled such fear of the vozhd that no one dared oppose his irrational strategy.
Current Affairs 2010
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The author concludes that the pre-war purges instilled such fear of the vozhd that no one dared oppose his irrational strategy.
Stromata Blog: 2009
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