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 1     1,     6,   5|      for example, he will be a socialist in every respect except
 2     1,     6,   5|    even go so far as to attack socialist vulgarity. This is undoubtedly
 3     1,     7,   1|   other hand, the increasingly socialist legislation in all or almost
 4     1,     7,   3|        urban~concentrations of socialist societies. Among the intermediate
 5     1,     7,   3| liberty. This gave rise to its socialist phase, which is but a stage
 6     1,     7,   3|        Thus, historically, the socialist movement is a mere refinement
 7     1,     7,   3| broadening of authority in the socialist regime is no more than a
 8     1,     7,   3|     clearly, is simultaneously socialist and liberal.~           
 9     1,    11,   2|        parliaments imbued with socialist thought – or the strong
10     1,    12,   2|       which is contrary to the socialist mentality, wholly characterized
11     2,    11,   1|    reveals vestiges of certain socialist schools of thought of the
12     2,    11,   1|        frequently calls itself socialist. ~This mentality, which
13     3,     2,   1|    only into the noncommunist, socialist, and other parties, but
14     3,     2,   2|     Marxist principles through socialist literature, or by instilling
15     3,     2,   2|        of the great masses for socialist “paradises," communist violence,
16     3,     2,   2|  Communist party or the French Socialist party (of which we speak
17     3,     2,   2|        in regard to the French Socialist party.~ ~
18     3,     2,   3| rebellion in May 1968 numerous socialist and Marxist authors generally