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apparatchik

In a communist political system, an employee of the apparat, or state bureaucracy; that is, a full-time, senior party official.



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So when, in 1966, Reed was approached by a friendly Russian apparatchik offering a truly socialist variant of fame, he boarded a plane for the Soviet Union as an Officially Approved Rock Star--the genuine American article, playing ersatz rock 'n' roll.
In 1981, he is an aspiring apparatchik who keeps a safe distance from his roommate Pomfret and focuses his attention instead on flattering party superiors.
Even a loyal Russian KGB apparatchik knows the difference between $20 oil and $60 oil: Putin has announced that Russia will spend $100 billion over the next decade to shore up his nation's ability to get oil to market.
 
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