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But, the familiarization with the design of training simulators and with the application experience of the Armed Forces in other countries shows that, given the proper centralism (normalizing) of training and the training simulators capacity to maintain specialist skills by 80-90%, they pay off after three-four years of operation, having eight-ten years' useful life. Bourgon shows that popular practices rewritten as law had to travel through the "narrow windows" of bureaucratic practice and centralism. When honest government officials and outspoken citizens are ignored or, worse, marked for intimidation, it begins to seem that the Bush administration is acting more in keeping with Lenin's notion of democratic centralism than with the founding fathers" notion of the necessity of a sometimes inquisitive citizenry and a free press," Liu warns. |
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