Chess shackles its master, subduing his mind and brain in such a way that the inner freedom of even the strongest will suffer.
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Chess shackles its master, subduing his mind and brain in such a way that the inner freedom of even the strongest will suffer.
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The military regime launched implacable repression on all democratic forces, political, social and union, with the aim of subduing the population through state terror.
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Boris wasted no time in subduing the intruder.
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