“We still have, I want to say, a lot of camp jargon, prison jargon that has entered our daily life. In the Soviet Union, this was unacceptable.
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I have been working on television since 1973, you know? But when today they calmly say “they have graters among themselves”, what is it? Where does it come from? From the camp, from the prison. Well, what is good? Why sully the Russian language?
“Those who receive money must follow the Russian language. Because I believe that this is the greatest national security,” Orlov told Radio Zenit.
Source: Sport
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