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deviationists's Usage Examples:

nationalism Mao Zedong in a 1953 speech referred to both "left" and "right" deviationists.

Kavtaradze, and Shalva Eliava – were denounced by Stalin as "national deviationists".

Flag Communist Party, Red Flag Communist Party and Josip Broz Tito as 'deviationists'.

Executive Committee of selfish nationalism and labeled them as "national deviationists".

Rejecting the dissidents, al-Qaidah branded the group as 'royalists, deviationists and destructive' and collaborators of the security police.

group of Georgian Bolsheviks, described by their opponents as "national deviationists" and led by Filipp Makharadze and Budu Mdivani, who advocated tolerance.

being out of date, abstract, and too "polluted" with quotations from "deviationists," such as Trotsky.

She then encountered "deviationists", such as Henri Lefebvre and Edgar Morin, wrote manuscripts for intellectuals.

The reason he gave was that the National Command was led by deviationists.

They were expelled as "incurable right-wing deviationists and Lovestoneites" when the Stalinists took over the party in 1929.

Party line, meaning Trotskyists, Zinovievists, and other left-wing deviationists.

and there must be no toning down of criticism or covering up of the deviationists.

orthodoxy that distinguished the true party liners from right wing deviationists", and it was everyone's duty to criticize those who doubted the feasibility.

appeared at Nantes to pronounce the excommunication of the Brezona "deviationists.

legalization of drugs and prostitution, which made them the “first libertarian deviationists from YAF.

propelled his police to unmask Trotskyite-fascists, rightist and leftist deviationists, wreckers, and hidden enemies with party cards.

deviationists's Meaning':

an ideological defector from the party line (especially from orthodox communism