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• In both the north and the south, a stable petty bourgeois class emerged.
• Neruda was known for his satirical depiction of the petty bourgeois of Prague.
• In Soviet discourse, UGTAN was condemned as a'petty bourgeois-racist'entity.
• It includes, for example, attacks on the " petty bourgeois " nature of the opera.
• Classical Ba'athists supported private ownership as a way to recruit into the party many petty bourgeois elements.
• Is it not a petty bourgeois deviation?
• He can be said to have criticized capitalism in a sentimental way, from the viewpoint of the petty bourgeois.
• The circle described has been deliberately restricted; it is confined to the plane of state, industrialists, Junkers and petty bourgeois.
• Literary historians consider Gyula Szentessy to be a poet describing social classes of the circles of proletarian and poor petty bourgeois women.
• The detractors were unhappy with the oafish portrayal of Ivanovi
  , as opposed to depiction of petty bourgeois music societies'leaders as likable slackers.
• With a civil administration force dependent on Bavaria the restoration and petty bourgeois mentality had quite a level playing field in Speyer.
• The agents of this program, Unger explains, are workers who want to be petty bourgeois, and nations that want to be different.
• There were no political issues in dispute, but Robertson saw them as independent-minded petty bourgeois intellectuals who might eventually become a dissident faction.
• In many cases, peasant and proletariat students met their educators and literacy teachers with hostility due to their " petty bourgeois " backgrounds.
• Two ministers, the Cabinet Verhofstadt II, have criticized the style of the Dutch cabinet, calling the prime minister Balkenende " Petty Bourgeois ".
• Russian Bolsheviks had a negative attitude towards the BSA . Vladimir Lenin described BSA as a " nationalist petty bourgeois party of Soviet.
• Mutambara criticised government ministers for abusing Zimbabwe's land reform program, engaging in : " monopolistic politics of domination, corruption, and petty bourgeois accumulation ."
• In the end, only three delegates voted for Trotsky's position, and the Conference denounced " Trotskyism " as a " petty bourgeois deviation ".
• The rest include a likely descendant of France's former ruling family and other European nobility as well as " completely ordinary petty bourgeois ."
• In a respectable petty bourgeois middle-class home, " Playboy " magazine and " Fanny Hill " might be present but would usually be kept out of sight.