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 1   1,    1   |          promoted by the communist parties of the various countries
 2   1,    5   |   communist vote, was supported by parties not directly committted
 3   1      (2)|           other so‑called centrist parties of Italy, which have also
 4   1,    8   |          promoted by the Communist Parties of different countries,
 5   1      (5)|      Russian and Chinese Communist Parties for the world leadership
 6   1,   11   |          not follow that communist parties around the world will gradually
 7   1,   11   | proselytism. Organized and dynamic parties serve communism as precious
 8   1,   11   |         public opinion through its parties in the Free World, but rather
 9   2,    2   |          opinion through political parties, newspapers, and other means
10   2,    2   |            Such persons, political parties, and media lend a prime
11   2,    2   |        very successful in founding parties practically all over the
12   4,    1   |    information or to entertain the parties (dialogue‑entertainment);~‑
13   4,    1   |           the collaboration of the parties for the investigation or
14   4,    1   |           in the presence of third‑parties, not only is the scandal
15   4,    3   |          Without realizing it, the parties desire unity more than truth.~
16   4,    3   |          relations between the two parties is thus accentuated.~The
17   4,    3   |          is often unperceived, the parties could imagine themselves
18   4,    3   |            a "ludus" in which both parties admit that decantation of
19   4,    3   |           persuasion of any of the parties; it seeks to produce the
20 App2        |      people. We are asked by other parties to crush them. We are told
21 App2        |           us. We are told by other parties they are led by communist