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call of the times (Franka_LV); imperative of our time (rechnik); the need of the hour (evolkov); dictate of the times (Overell laughs. It's gone, he says. To succeed, today's workers need to be naturally, constantly ambitious. "Total work" is a dictate of the times. ... in the countries of CEE heralded the agreements as an act of high politics, "a dictate of the times," and a political acknowledgment of the end of the Cold War. Alexander Demidov); what we need now (Love Is What We Need Now Alexander Demidov); enforcement of the times |
