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Essay:Best New Conservative Words (view source)

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|recognition that communist nations were at war with American freedom even in the absence of actual military conflict
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|coined by [[George Orwell]] shortly after he wrote ''Animal Farm'', as recognition that communist nations were at war with American freedom even in the absence of actual military conflict
 
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