It is clear from his arrogance and boundless conceit that he has never faced serious opposition from the working class. |
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Sweden is not generally reckoned to have a particularly disadvantaged working class. |
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Whether it is a working class woman or someone who is very rich, they all have grace and confidence. |
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As it turns out, Baker has a really firm handle on a certain kind of working class woman. |
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Or even as a working class woman in Bradford, reliant on the creaky National Health Service. |
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The red flag became the symbol of the blood of working class martyrs in their battle for workers rights. |
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Therefore, the future of the urban working class and workers and peasants in rural areas will be a key issue. |
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He told us about its working class program, workers ' rights and the world political situation. |
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In its place will come the class of productive workers, the working class, that has been up until today oppressed. |
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In turn it is the working class who are the main victims of sectarian division. |
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The working class has to behave collectively because it is organised collectively. |
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He was from a ruling class background but took up the cause of the working class. |
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For the working class, the fact that there is free association is very important indeed. |
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The capitalist class are spoken for, the working class in big numbers are sitting this one out. |
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Of course, many of the latter could be working class in the Marxist definition of the term. |
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He suggests that Marx lost his faith in the ability of the working class to fight for change. |
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They are drawn largely from a social layer which itself is not part of the working class or peasantry. |
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The least likely to reach a later retirement age are from the manual working class. |
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He did not ignore the working class, but he made no attempt to help it organise. |
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Today we see a vast new working class brought together in great conurbations across the world. |
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Fourth, the working class and labour movement, repressed, shackled, lacking independence, was no alternative. |
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For the past 25 years he has been documenting the immigrant experience in Canada, working class culture and the labour movement. |
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There is no section of the official labor movement that upholds the most elementary principles of working class solidarity. |
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Your situation highlights the tragedy of the American labor movement and the dilemma facing the working class today. |
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The new regroupments and parties that are appearing represent a moment in the evolution of a growing layer of the working class and youth. |
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The Church attack on modernity and progress did not dissuade industrialists pushing conventional religiosity on the working class. |
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Lenin did not invent the concept of the party or of the independent political organization of the working class. |
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The time has come for the American working class to begin the arduous task of constructing an independent political party. |
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The increasingly powerful industrial working class sought the amelioration of its social and economic conditions. |
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It was hoped by employers that the new working class would be more docile and amenable than the old. |
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Irish working class girls were viewed as drunken and feckless, only suitable to be housemaids or laundresses. |
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His articles and alliteration were immensely popular with the working class and Truth's circulation skyrocketed. |
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In the absence of a real left alternative, the working class had to choose between one devil and another. |
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The bipartisan contempt for the needs of the working class also found expression in the reaction to the mayor's latest housing proposals. |
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The American working class, however, cannot align itself with either faction in this struggle among the imperialists. |
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A positive political programme that promotes socialism needs to be utilised to win over working class communities. |
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He was a fighter and socialist who was committed to working class revolution. |
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It plays into the hands of racist and right-wing forces who want to divide and weaken the working class. |
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In a sense, the rise of alternative movements is a response to the current weakness of the working class. |
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The willowy and immaculate members of this class are physically contrasted to the squat and round-shouldered working class. |
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While admitting the existence of a working class, Davies does not want us to run away with the idea that it might be a political force. |
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The working class at home is beginning to be starved, and is being buoyed up with the assertion that this is the last great war. |
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The working class in Russia shrank to just over 1 million, atomised, demoralised, declassed. |
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The drama immediately puts the working class in the saddle as the necessary actor and rescuer of the said society. |
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Many collections of working class autobiographies have been published and include several written by women. |
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The president's resort to autocratic methods is above all directed against the working class. |
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Her school in Walsall in the West Midlands serves a mainly working class community. |
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In short, the income tax was not initially a tax on wages, nor on the working class. |
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The reason for this is that among the working class there is increased teen pregnancy and a tradition of marrying young. |
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Acts of terrorism do not advance the cause of working class people and the poor. |
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They consider themselves as part of the masses, the subjugated working class, but they wouldn't use those words. |
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This is an integral part of the perspective to overcome class antagonisms and enable the working class to master society. |
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Are there any others out there ready to give up the creature comforts of materialism and strike back for the working class? |
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It's working class fathers who are more likely to take on a larger share of childcare responsibilities. |
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The front entrance area should also be adorned with a variety of slippers, thongs and metal capped working class boots. |
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So we were all really determined that the politics of the strike, of that working class community at the time, should be central to the musical. |
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This ensured compliance in most middle class districts but provoked determined resistance in working class suburbs such as Blanchardstown. |
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In the allegory, the Scarecrow is the farmers and the Tin Woodman is the urban working class. |
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My agricultural working class grandparents worked in hunt kennels all their lives and lived in tied cottages. |
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I want to know more about why the working class or the proletariat is the decisive factor in this fight. |
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The working class, or proletariat, is not defined by the type of labour it performs, but by its relationship to the means of production. |
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His idea was to take the city to the village, so a working class, a proletariat, began to be born in the villages. |
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I came to England and ended up in a council flat, so I grew up with a working class mentality. |
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Frank was also a tireless campaigner for improved housing for working class people. |
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With a warming Northern lilt and cheekily lit eyes, he talks modestly of the talents that have drawn him from his working class beginnings. |
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Would he be happy to see it move so far from its beginnings in the working class inner suburbs of Sydney? |
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I was a fresh-faced college kid who had grown up in a really strict working class immigrant household in Massachusetts. |
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There are middle and upper class socialists, just as there are working class Tories. |
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Historically, the right harboured desires to keep the white working class below stairs. |
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As a new kind of benefactress, she designs simple but elegant clothing for the working class. |
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The reformists treat the working class as passive beneficiaries of their policies. |
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We had Bengalis, Pakistanis, Somalis and, of course, white working class people. |
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We are not all rampaging capitalists bent on the destruction of the working class. |
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Teachers are treated as if they belong to the industrial working class of the mid 20th century. |
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I want the working class and the middle class and the upper class, and in Britain I've got it. |
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The key question for students was to turn to the working class and arm this militant movement with a conscious socialist orientation. |
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The influx was to produce one of the state's most militant working class centres. |
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It was successful in inflicting a massive defeat on the most militant sections of the working class. |
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At the same time, Britain's bosses faced a very militant working class determined to defend their jobs, wages and conditions. |
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Thousands of working class people had their confidence and hopes shattered by the despised old grammar school system. |
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Any expression of class solidarity was trampled underfoot and the working class suppressed and disciplined. |
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The party which has for over 100 years been the main focus of working class politics is now split over an issue of life and death. |
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We must not let the politicians and big business hide behind these tragic events to attack the working class. |
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For a hard pressed working class couple it could mean an unpaid gas bill or going short of food. |
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Marx was absolutely on the money about the revolutionary potential of the urban working class. |
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I am sure the working class of Sri Lanka, Tamils and Sinhalese alike, will reject this perspective. |
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While hard-line Communists stereotype capitalists as bloodsuckers of the working class, others defend them as socially conscious. |
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But the working class still exists and it will be the motor force of the transformation of society. |
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It is not a secret that housing in the capital city over the last 10 years has become a nightmare and unaffordable to the average working class. |
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The critical question remains the building of a mass socialist movement of the working class. |
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For the uncrowned queen of The Royle Family, Sue Johnston, tracing her ancestral roots was a matter of working class pride. |
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Still in my head and in my style of living I'm very much underclass, working class. |
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Descendants and current members of this multi-ethnic working class continue to experience discrimination. |
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Nevertheless, he won the popular vote and carried most working class districts. |
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The working class is under-represented in membership, and the professional middle class is over-represented. |
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Unlike wealthier women whose cases I have seen in Cologne, these working class women did not hint at the bogusness of male judicial authority. |
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The working class had seized the initiative in 1917 and had boldly conquered political power. |
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Then I got riled about the unequal distribution of wealth, and the exploitation of the working class. |
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Curtis also masterfully unfolds a portrait of the black working class in the Depression. |
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Behind the question of course lies a deep ignorance of the reality of life in working class communities. |
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At the heart of a socialist programme is the international unification of the working class. |
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A progressive union of Europe requires the political unification of the working class. |
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Such a state would only be a further barrier to the international unification of the working class. |
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Joining in a united front against fascism is one thing, but being party to attacks on the working class is quite another. |
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The appalling social situation in Iran has been highlighted by recent reports of protest marches in working class urban areas and slum districts. |
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Nothing unordinary about his dress, there were many men of the working class who dressed similar. |
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But let's remember when Attlee's government nationalised industries, it didn't do it to put the working class in power. |
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In working class areas, nationalist demands often merged with anti-capitalist and socialist demands. |
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The interests of the working class do not lie in the defence and protection of the national borders of the nation state. |
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But this has been carried out exclusively in the interests of the bourgeoisie and at the expense of the working class. |
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Whatever the referendum result, the bourgeoisie will press ahead with its offensive against the working class. |
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The working class cannot rely on the corrupt and reactionary bourgeoisie to defend democratic rights or oppose fascism. |
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In other words it is more a middle class sport in Argentina with soccer the working class sport. |
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So much for these neo-fascists claiming to be the voice of the working class white man. |
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That is why more than a century ago, as leisure time expanded, the working class displaced the upper classes in British football. |
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Roza's employers are not from the upper classes, but are working class people. |
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Young people from middle and upper class families are far more likely to go to college than those in working class families. |
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I belong to this group of middle and upper middle class, we never met working class people in those years. |
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With populism, the working class pays its supposed rise to power with silence. |
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The film is also interesting as an illustration of newfound working class affluence and aspirations. |
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These daily newspapers were the staple of the lower middle class and much of the working class. |
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He captures the Jamaican dialect in this early verse and valorizes the speech patterns of the working class. |
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For decades mainstream black organizations such as the NAACP relied on the nickels and dimes of poor and working class blacks for their support. |
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It must regain its original role as the vanguard of the working class in its struggle for true emancipation. |
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Before the Industrial Revolution and the invention of suntan lotions, bronzed bodies belonged to the working class. |
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First, the working class and the oppressed can no longer go on living in the old way. |
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In the very process of producing things, the working class also reproduces the wealth of the capitalists. |
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The divisions widened between the working class and the liberal capitalists who had timidly opposed Tsarism. |
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We have to organise a new international working class response to the crisis of capitalist economy and society. |
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How long will it be before the French working class as a whole is vilified in this manner? |
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In Eastern Europe, the ruling bureaucracy suppressed every independent political movement of the working class. |
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The progressive solution lies in developing a unified political movement of the working class, armed with a genuine socialist consciousness. |
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It serves to split the working class, pitting unionized against nonunionized sections, to the mutual detriment of both. |
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There is still a French-speaking working class in both unionized and nonunionized fields. |
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On key issues like unemployment, the party is not sufficiently appealing to disaffected non-urban working class households. |
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Among non-urban working class voters, unemployment attracted the highest number of such responses. |
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It is only through the cadre that socialist politics and culture can be brought into the working class. |
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In Russia the civil war undermined the working class and Stalinism crushed the last remnants of democracy. |
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Any expression of working class independence or militancy, no matter how limited, was to be ruthlessly stamped out. |
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I was a prime example, a fledgling member, of the brotherhood of benighted working class cannon fodder the US is so famous for. |
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Spud, still struggling to stay off heroin, learns about working class history. |
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The only social group with the power and motivation to destroy capitalism is the working class. |
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This is a political struggle against a government that has waged a non-stop offensive against all of the past social gains of the working class. |
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The alliance between these discredited forces could not withstand a sustained political offensive by the working class. |
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That mix of humanity and hardness rolled together has made many a local hero or heroine in working class communities throughout the years. |
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Never once do you buy him as a beat down working class stiff who just needs a break to get what he more or less rightfully deserves. |
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They are committed heart and soul to working class interests and democracy. |
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The political straitjacket of the two-party system that has confined the American working class is objectively finished. |
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This is a crude attempt to straitjacket the working class, to prevent it from adopting an independent class viewpoint. |
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What all these opportunist groups oppose, above all, is any independent role for the working class. |
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We need to give voice to the working class and the poor and oppressed of the world. |
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Poverty and oppression are palpable here, as is the social anger of the working class at these conditions. |
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Women generally have a high status in the working class, but not in other social strata. |
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The working class as a whole confronts the task of adopting a new political orientation and constructing a new party. |
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A few suburbs have flourished, while the inner city has decayed and once relatively stable working class communities have deteriorated. |
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In Italy the working class is represented both by a centre New Labour type party and by the more radical Rifondazione Comunista. |
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It's a bit of an odd casting choice considering that in the comics he's a ragged, chain-smoking, working class Brit with blonde hair. |
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These restrictions automatically cut out many working class families as well as students or other renters subletting in older homes. |
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The character of such a party was also designed to maintain the subordination of the working class to the old bureaucracies. |
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The working class uprisings against Stalinism did not refute historical materialism. |
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Separatism and the politics of nationalism and ethno-linguistic chauvinism are a trap for the working class. |
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Since his elevation, he has resorted to cheap populism in an effort to win back disaffected working class voters. |
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The working class is under-represented in the membership, and the professional middle class is over-represented. |
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Managerial and middle-class occupations are over-represented in its ranks, while the working class is proportionately under-represented. |
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By February 1917 revolution overthrew the Russian Tsar and brought the working class to power, led by the Bolsheviks in October. |
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Once the language of trade, then the working class, Chinook Jargon is now seldom heard, save for ceremonial usage. |
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The authors, however, are hostile to anything that smacks of principled working class politics. |
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This is a step to bind the working class, sweep aside any right won in the past with its own strength and suppress any uprising if it occurs. |
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They also created a secret police force that was used to break strikes, arrest workers and suppress working class freedom and democracy. |
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Capital grows and expands through the appropriation of surplus labour from the working class. |
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His social layer owes its social prominence to the ruthless assault on the working class and a staggering growth in corruption and parasitism. |
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It broke a 40-year monopoly of the two openly capitalist parties over working class politics. |
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Violent protests and clashes with armed riot police have continued every night since and have spread to other working class suburbs. |
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Black and white people have to unite against the system that oppresses the working class. |
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In some working class suburbs in Buenos Aires unemployment has hit 80 percent. |
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In the working class suburbs of Paris youth unemployment stands at up to 50 percent. |
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The social reforms won throughout the previous century by the working class were achieved as a by-product of militant class struggles. |
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So, it turns out that I'm a passive-aggressive confrontation-shy milquetoast with a classic working class deference to power. |
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He has a cheery, vaguely working class accent rather than Bond's clipped, public schoolboy tones. |
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The working class in these poor areas have not seen the benefit of the peace dividend. |
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The peasants have become poorer and the working class has been exploited to the point where the worker is almost a slave. |
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I'm so proud of being working class and the fact that though mum struggled to feed and clothe us, she did a brilliant job. |
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Their lifelong identification with the working class was forged during these years. |
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It has bitterly disappointed working class voters and its core supporters, who identified it with significant social reforms 20 years ago. |
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Local campaigns have stopped motorways being built and have created working class housing enclaves against the wishes of the property developers. |
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He predicted the growing immiseration and impoverishment of the working class in capitalist societies. |
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The combination of working class values and his artistic ability did give the musician a sense of perspective. |
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It is strange in 2002 to read a book detailing the false consciousness of the Irish working class. |
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Marx believed that the working class should seize the apparatus of the State and establish the dictatorship of the proletariat. |
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He relies on cultural backwardness and the most right-wing elements in the petty bourgeoisie, whom he positions against the working class. |
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Successfully combating the strategy of the transnational companies is possible only through a global response by the working class. |
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Instead of increasing working class numbers, the introduction of tuition fees will continue to squeeze out prospective poorer students. |
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She has a particular interest in exploring differing approaches to collectivism and working class resistance to social inequality. |
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Otherwise, how are we to explain Neruda's fervent and impassioned commitment to the working class? |
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The amorous fops in the box are more refined and distant from the show than the working class audience in the pit. |
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The ravages of the civil war decimated the revolutionary elements of the working class that so inspiringly ousted the czar. |
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They no longer have any sense of working class solidarity, whereby communities would work together to confront common problems. |
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South Africa's government was by that time mired in an economic crisis and faced an insurrectionary mass movement of the black working class. |
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For the most part, the intellectuals were projecting their own sordid chauvinism on to the working class. |
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The fundamental plank of the SEP's program is the international unity of the working class. |
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This is a big step towards raising the political consciousness of the working class. |
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This will remove the problems afflicting society, particularly those affecting the working class majority. |
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To meet the needs of the Iraqi war machine and the servicing of government debt, the Baath Party stepped up attacks on the working class. |
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There, too, the working class was blocked from settling accounts with fascism and capitalism. |
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On this basis, Shachtman rejected the possibility of the Soviet working class settling accounts with Stalinism through a political revolution. |
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A radical working class carried out a general strike in 1917 and provoked two states of siege. |
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It was a part of a general post-war radicalization of the international working class. |
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Concessions made to the working class included a considerable welfare state and decent public services. |
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Yet it was Allende's government that betrayed the Chilean working class and delivered it into the hands of the military junta. |
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Though most remained members of the working class, large numbers moved into the ranks of the lower middle classes. |
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This comes from a working class stiff who has a 14-year old son who skates. |
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Chavs are merely a subsection of the working class, mostly drawn from poor white trash, and certainly not the majority. |
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Like most working class children, he was illiterate and kept no diary or written record of his life. |
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It is this political agenda that accounts for the constant erosion of the democratic rights of the working class. |
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Markets will continue to be cleared in this way and profits realised, so long as sufficient surplus value is extracted from the working class. |
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They were agitators, fomenting revolution and stirring up the working class, and they had to be taught a lesson. |
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The working class aren't coming in for a kicking as they are traditionally understood, but rather the poor. |
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With her absolute loathing of the working class, she ironically created a species of vandals whose sole purpose in life seems to be to destroy the society they live in. |
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Employing a live-in servant was particularly important to distinguish the white-collar group, including civil servants, from that of the working class in Belgium. |
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We are the only political party with a mass link to the working class through the trade union movement, and like the unions, we have our share of careerists and reactionaries. |
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The party's organic hostility to the working class soon proved of value to the bourgeoisie when it blacklegged on the 1980 general strike, which was broken by the government. |
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Many left wing political organisations in India talk about the need to organise among the working class, but then see elections as the best way of implementing their ideas. |
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Indeed, during the last decade the chief harbingers of leftist ideas have been the cosmopolitan intellectuals rather than the working class for whom they were intended. |
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Labour's response to the plight of the impoverished tsunami victims in Asia is a mirror image of its attitude towards the New Zealand working class. |
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It has become increasingly clear that it is impossible to repulse the offensive launched against the working class without challenging the basis of the capitalist system. |
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Gary, who has come to embrace anarchism, believes the terrorist act will spark a de-politicised working class to rise up against their oppression. |
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How long must the majority of the Scottish people continue to elect such deceitful scoundrels and charlatans who masquerade as champions of the working class in our country? |
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Essentially, it's so that middle class parents can be comforted that their children will be able to get into schools with very low intakes of working class children. |
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Even now the working class is far from responding to the betrayal it has suffered at the hands of Labour by launching out on a new and genuinely socialist path. |
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Neither working class nor gentry, the family was passably well to do, passably well educated, and, I suppose, somewhere in the lower middle of middle class. |
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In the large cities the urbanized working class were slaves to a plutocracy. |
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Whether you were a carpenter or a welder or a pipe-fitter or a machinist, whether you worked on an assembly line, you were a member of the working class, the labour class. |
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That's a trade-off elite politicians are more than happy to make, but where is the concern for the native born working class? |
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If my mother should meet any of these chardonnay socialists who think profanity makes them working class, she would wash their mouths out with soap. |
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In return they are charged by their social betters with stifling all forms of working class discontent that might endanger the interests of capital. |
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This pessimism is particularly intense among white working class voters, and large sections of the middle class. |
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For the working class family, it may help their daily bread. |
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The winner will be the one who most squarely gets on the side of the working class. |
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The election was a non-event for broad layers of the working class. |
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Traditional working class left voters joined with middle-class lifestyler lefties to elect the Green in Cunningham, and the independent Liberal candidate pitched in. |
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There was also some substitution from upper class to upper middle class and a small increase in lower middle class and working class representation. |
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You spoke about the growth and development of an explosive upsurge in the working class in America, and the working class coming onto the scene of history. |
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More to the point, Huckabee has a natural appeal to a party that has come to represent the bulk of working class white voters. |
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Therefore, there is a working class that is turning into daily wage labor. |
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Football populism has become a substitute for working class solidarity. |
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It may well be that the working class first or most severely appreciates the inequitable nature of the world, but disregard for the law can become widespread. |
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A one-day general strike or bandh that paralysed the Indian commercial and industrial city of Bombay on April 25 raises important political issues for the working class. |
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Socialists who stand for the political independence of the working class and its international unity have always been branded as sectarians by muddle-headed reformists. |
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The last years of Franco's life were marked by the political strivings of the working class to settle accounts with the dictatorship and student rebellions. |
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This group cuts across traditional party political lines on independence and comprises some of the most radicalised sections of the working class. |
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One thing is especially proved by the Paris Commune, that the working class cannot simply lay hold of the ready-made state machinery and wield it for its own purposes. |
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Their role is to straitjacket the working class and organize defeats. |
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The wealthy arrange to get all kinds of subsidies, while the working class and the poor struggle to survive. |
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The international working class thus lost an opportunity to deliver a body blow to the forces of reaction that could have changed the course of world history. |
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If I ever mention pikies, or chavs, it's simply as a white, working class kid from a council estate writing about other white, working class kids on the same council estate. |
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In the final analysis, Fascism involves the whipping up of the disoriented petty bourgeoisie against the working class in the interests of big capital. |
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The enormous expansion of white collar work throughout the twentieth century meant pushing the vast majority down into the ranks of the working class. |
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The working class must fight for a constituent assembly elected openly and democratically by the working masses to settle all the democratic questions. |
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The working class, especially the immigrant generation, was rough-hewn. |
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But instead of the working class Hells Angels, this counterculture group was higher up on the social scale. |
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The revolution led by the Bolshevik party was bound up with, and inspired, a broader international working class struggle against the depredations of capitalism. |
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This larger emptiness went hand in hand with the insensitivities endured by the poor and working class residents who were removed from neighborhood after neighborhood. |
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The exercise of skill, mechanical know-how and autonomy certainly provided working class men with an important avenue to display their manly qualities. |
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To accomplish this task the working class must draw the lessons of the last century of great class struggles and build a genuine international socialist workers party. |
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He joined the French Communist Party soon after his return and favoured proletarian subjects that he hoped would be accessible to the working class. |
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Music and dance are major forms of group and self-expression, and genres vary from Byzantine chants to the music of the urban working class known as rebetika. |
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There is no question that the working class must strive to win the support of other classes and intermediate social strata in the struggle against global capitalism. |
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But fascism has never penetrated the organised working class movement. |
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With this level of fear it is questionable to what degree today's working class children are becoming streetwise, and able to look after themselves. |
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These, they saw, provided the basis for setting up organisations that would unite the whole working class, first of all in Turin, and than across Italy. |
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He's a working class lad, he's very bright, he makes you smile when you meet him because of his cheek and his ability to come up smiling whatever life throws at him. |
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The 1929 stock market crash which marked the beginning of the Great Depression ushered in a period of immiseration for virtually the entire working class. |
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One prime factor of the failure of the Indian working class movement was that upper caste bourgeoisie who never wanted to change the basic social frame mostly led it. |
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Back then, Ramsay was an up-and-coming player in the food world, a working class Scot whose father drank too much and abused him. |
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We are not trying to revive the reformist nostrums of the past, but work for an independent movement of the working class on an entirely different perspective. |
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Because of the belatedness of capitalist development, the working class was numerically too weak to carry out the democratic and national struggle. |
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He became a leading figure in the early working class movement in Britain. |
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First, governments began an offensive against the social welfare conditions they had been obliged to grant to the working class in an earlier period. |
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He thought the London location would alter the emphasis from paying attention to the working class audience to one of trying to get good notices from the London critics. |
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This workforce is being legalized at a time of unusual economic distress for the working class. |
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We will not be diverted from this task by allegations that criticism of the present misleaders of the working class plays into the hands of the class enemy. |
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At a certain point it is confronted with the fact that it is a claim on surplus value and this surplus value has to be actually extracted from the working class. |
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Out of the growing mass of surplus value, capitalist governments were able to finance social welfare spending and other concessions to the working class. |
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The basic social force for opposing imperialist war is the working class. |
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In other words, agriculture provided labour for the new factories in the towns and, eventually, food supplies to feed the new industrial working class. |
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And, of course, one of the other hallmarks of the New Labour worldview is a paternalist snobbishness, a detachment from the working class that will come back to haunt Britain. |
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Not surprisingly, many middle and working class voters, particularly whites, have deserted the Democrats in increasing numbers. |
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I was attracted to the party's fight for the unions to build a labor party to defeat the two existing parties and bring the working class to power. |
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So, if you look at the most developed countries in the world, there is some type of labor party, or social-democratic party, or some type of party of the working class. |
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Geoffrey came from a humble working class background in Liverpool. |
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News of his death sent shock waves through the British working class. |
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Glavin and Leier had their conversation about revitalizing the union movement on May Day, a day to commemorate international working class solidarity. |
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He is a hardcore Libertarian who wishes nothing more than to reduce the working class to an endentured slave class, subservient to the will of Corporate Fascism. |
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The enemies of capitalism used to argue that it would lead inevitably to war and the steady immiseration of the working class. |
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There has been a kind of Weimarization of the American working class, and there's a terrible instability in the middle class. |
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Enlightened industrialists, such as Robert Owen also supported these organisations to improve the conditions of the working class. |
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Chartism emerged after the 1832 Reform Bill failed to give the vote to the working class. |
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As a result of the decimation in the populace the value of the working class increased, and commoners came to enjoy more freedom. |
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The end of the 19th century saw Britain being swept by football mania, attracting huge crowds of largely working class men. |
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Poverty in the United Kingdom remained desperate however and industrialisation in England led to terrible condition for the working class. |
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