What is Pravda?
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Pravda, translated as "Truth" in Russian was the newspaper historically controlled, state-owned and published by the Communist USSR Government as a propaganda machine to spread pro-communist views.
Since the fall of the USSR, the term in now commonly used on media(s) that tend to be too biased towards a political party/agenda, and are at times so skilled in propagation that people are convinced that they are "balanced and fair" editorials/news.
Alternatively, this term may also refer to media(s) state-owned by the government/ruling party in certain countries, allowing little chance for the opposition to express their views as they are usually censored as such.
FOX News Channel is America's PRAVDA.
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The descendent of parents one of whom is Polish and the other Norwegian. The traits of this hybrid include: giddiness, long legs, freckl..
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Chris was sidekickin' in my last class.
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