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The demise of Communist rule in the USSR, followed by the disintegration of the Soviet Union itself, brought a collapse and restructuring of most of the basic elements in Russia.
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informed citizenry theory, polygraphic enterprises, departmental communications networks, civil defamation law, ensuring information security, referendum initiative groups, national advertising representation, information security doctrine, positive access rights, regulatory legal acts, segregated communications networks, advertisement distributor, media editorial offices, other legal enactments, advertisement producer, free expression guarantees, socialist community life, comparative media law, electoral associations, federal television, mass media legislation, periodical dissemination, paid air time, mass media law, information disputes
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Judicial Chamber, Supreme Soviet, President Yeltsin, Soviet Union, Supreme Court, Federal Assembly, Soviet Russia, Boris Yeltsin, Izvestiia Publishing House, Federation Council, Rossiiskaia Gazeta, Policy Newsletter, First Amendment, National Press Institute, Laura Belin, Komsomolskaia Pravda, Maritime Krai, Public Russian Television, Fatherland-All Russia, Radio Liberty, Russian Election Report, Council of Ministers, Izvestiia Resolution, Klin Television, Ruslan Khasbulatov
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