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by Евгений Замятин (Yevgeny Zamyatin)
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The protagonist, D-503, introduces the reader to the One State, a totalitarian society where every aspect of life is regulated by the Table of Hours. He begins his journal, which is intended to be part of a mission to spread the One State's ideology to other planets.
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