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"Takes the reader through a ten-year period, from 2000-2009, characterised by centralised control of all facets of life and of an economy in free-fall ... and paints the day-to-day struggle with lengthy electricity and water cuts, empty supermarket shelves and dangerous black-market trading by honest, law-abiding and resilient citizens just to survive." -- Back cover.
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