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PROLES. Progeny, such issue as proceeds from a lawful marriage; and, in its enlarged sense, it signifies any children.



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One is led to wonder how specific these changes were to England (and the English) since the decline of fertility was a trans-Atlantic phenomenon, that encompassed rural- and urban-dwellers, bourgeois and proles alike.
In the tradition of dystopian urban science fiction, the Franklin Abraham's proles are crowded together near street level, while the digs of the sinister industrialists are more convement to the Sky Park.
Israel plans to build industrial zones adjacent to the gates so that, as Davidson characterized it, the proles could be let out to work.
 
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