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"Since 1987, we really had major movement forward, and these propagandistic cold war stereotypes very quickly collapsed," said Sergei M. Rogov, director of the Institute for the U.S. and Canadian Studies.

They understood the propagandistic potential of overwhelmingly dramatic popular entertainment".

Its "truthfulness" was required to serve the ideology and the propagandistic needs of the state.

Mindful of the propagandistic value of Khosrow's response, Heraclius made it public.

These poems are not merely propagandistic; they move beyond the hard politics of the Taliban to form a bridge to the world outside the movement.

He was the chief propagandist for one of the most cynically propagandistic administrations in my lifetime.

With these restrictions in place, it's easier to make propagandistic films like billionaire Alibaba founder Jack Ma's absurd Gong Shou Dao than a cathartic story that acknowledges the problems modern Chinese people face.

To focus on 1940s precedents without acknowledging and engaging with these subsequent legal steps would represent both an inaccurate and a propagandistic use of history for present purposes.

Up against these eyeless pictures, those of Evans, Frank, Levitt and Bourke-White can seem almost propagandistic.

These altruistic writers renounced artistic experimentation and aesthetic gratification in favour of propagandistic goals, sociological themes, and authorial self-effacement.

These very concrete depictions of the meaning of death seem to have had mainly propagandistic value, boosting the self-confidence of the victors and inspiring fear among the defeated.