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Karamazov rambles over hill and dale like Fyodor is getting paid by the word.
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As Fyodor Dostoevsky so appropriately said: "Nothing is easier than to condemn the evil doer, nothing is harder than to understand him."
Marina Cantacuzino: The Victims of Terrorism Who Do Not Seek Revenge Marina Cantacuzino 2011
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It didn't get any new friends or partners, but held on to old ones like Libya and Syria, said Fyodor Lukyanov, the editor of Russia in Global Affairs.
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Whether or not they thought of themselves as men of the right, these anti-utopians were treading firm conservative soil, laid smooth by men like Aristotle, Edmund Burke, Alexis de Tocqueville and Fyodor Dostoevsky.
When Things Don't Get Better Ian Marcus Corbin 2011
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As Fyodor Dostoevsky so appropriately said: "Nothing is easier than to condemn the evil doer, nothing is harder than to understand him."
Marina Cantacuzino: The Victims of Terrorism Who Do Not Seek Revenge Marina Cantacuzino 2011
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It brings batman up (or is it down?) to the level of grit and social importance as Fyodor Dostoyevsky novels.
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Fyodor Lyukanov, editor of Russia in Global Affairs, says, Russia does not have so much to offer Libya.
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As Fyodor Dostoevsky so appropriately said: "Nothing is easier than to condemn the evil doer, nothing is harder than to understand him."
Marina Cantacuzino: The Victims of Terrorism Who Do Not Seek Revenge Marina Cantacuzino 2011
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Fyodor Lyukanov, editor of Russia in Global Affairs, says, Russia does not have so much to offer Libya.
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As Fyodor Dostoevsky so appropriately said: "Nothing is easier than to condemn the evil doer, nothing is harder than to understand him."
Marina Cantacuzino: The Victims of Terrorism Who Do Not Seek Revenge Marina Cantacuzino 2011
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