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Title: Left without leadership: opposition to Italy's Berlusconi government is growing as protests are stepped up over laws that strip away rights, extend concessions to the well-off, and weaken democratic safeguards. (against the current).(Silvio Berlusconi)
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Title: Popular Government and Oligarchy in Renaissance Italy.(Lettere, 1487-1488, vol. 11)(Book review)
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