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  <dc:title>'What Do You Mean?'</dc:title>
  <dc:description>An article written by George Orwell, printed in green text on loose sheets of paper, by the Observer Foreign News Service. The title is given as 'What Do You Mean? By: George Orwell'. However underneath the title, it explains that 'This article originally appeared in "Horizon", under the title: "Politics and the English Language". We reproduce it for private circulation - without insinuation or apology - among those who write in The Observer and O.F.N.S.'</dc:description>
  <dc:date>[1946]</dc:date>
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