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"Business as usual" (Seketese: ybeseŝ þetce; lit. normal business) is an expression used in Seketese political discourse since the 1980s that refers to a perceived backtracking on progress of eliminating corruption. The term strongly alludes to the Kjedorate regime which was overthrown in the 1978 Seketese revolution.
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