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The Price of Apathy

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/ 6 August 2013
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Curse Ye, George Orwell!

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/ 21 January 2010
Love Your Big Brother: What Orwell’s ‘1984’ Tells Us About 2009
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Love Your Big Brother: What Orwell’s ‘1984’ Tells Us About 2009

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Nav Purewal
/ 11 June 2009

The likelihood of the United States, or Britain, or my native country, Canada, collapsing into a dictatorial police state as in George Orwell’s 1984 seems slight.

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Raphaël Costambeys-Kempczynski
/ 18 August 2008
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/ 18 August 2008

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