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    "rhineland-palatinate",
    "“Why did Greece leave the Euro?” Campaign Communication in the South",
    "Four far-right links I liked",
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  "textContent": "Lenin allegedly said that Germans would buy platform tickets before storming a train stations. He didn't realise that this cuts both ways.\n\n### Related posts:\n\n  1. “Why did Greece leave the Euro?” Campaign Communication in the South\n  2. Four far-right links I liked\n  3. Six More Links I Liked\n\n",
  "title": "Law, order, and the far right in Germany"
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