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iron rule

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In the confines of a psychiatric hospital, breakdance becomes a way of expressing freedom and rebelling against the iron rule of the nurse - who is a ballet fan.
But analysts say the junta's determination to keep her locked up shows that they still perceive the soft-spoken activist as a major threat to their iron rule over Myanmar, which has been controlled by the military since 1962.
But analysts say the junta's determination to keep her locked up shows that they still perceive the soft-spoken activist as a major threat to their iron rule over Myanmar, which has been controlled by the military since 1962.
 
 
 
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