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- verb Present participle of
uniformize .
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Fascism is a much more serious and dangerous project that consists of establishing a dictatorship with military support and an uniformizing ideology that promotes a "common national project" which sees individuality as suspect, removes physically any kind of internal opposition, and establishes a systematic discrimination and elimination of sectors of the population who are accused of being traitors to the "noble ideals" that uphold the regime.
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Under cultural conditions such as apparently prevail to-day, conditions that fight localism at every turn, the tendency to dialectic cleavage is being constantly counteracted and in part corrected by the uniformizing factors already referred to.
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