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Meaning of "what was to come" and "stock" in that sentence
Seen in this perspective Hitler’s regime seems less a historic accident than a paradigm of "what was to come", not least because it represents an early response to the same "stock" conditions of modernity which these later regimes also reflect.
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hsn "what was to come" The right-wing, neo-****, ultra-conservative political movements that are evident today. hsn "stock" conditions of modernity The conditions which are conducive to the rise of such movements.
- hsn "what was to come" The right-wing, neo-****, ultra-conservative political movements that are evident today.
- hsn "stock" conditions of modernity The conditions which are conducive to the rise of such movements.
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hsn"what was to come"
The right-wing, neo-****, ultra-conservative political movements that are evident today.
hsn"stock" conditions of modernity
The conditions which are conducive to the rise of such movements.
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