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1   1    | suppressed, an attitude of odious tolerance, of multiform spying and
2   1    |      religions, was replaced by a tolerance, which although initially
3   3    |           attitude, the religious tolerance which some Communist governments
4   3    |       that the relative religious tolerance of some Communist governments
5   4    |           that relative religious tolerance is merely a Communist maneuver
6   4    |  political reasons. The religious tolerance of the Communist State is
7   4    |    attitude of relative religious tolerance can endure as long as those
8 Summ, 1|    inaugurating an era of limited tolerance, which opened up the possibility