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    The New Yorker‏Verified account @NewYorker 20 Nov 2014

    Cold War Puck: In the USSR, a rigid, oppressive system created “the freest, most expressive hockey there ever was.”http://nyr.kr/1uLXEpb 

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      1. dave bidini‏Verified account @hockeyesque 20 Nov 2014
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        @NewYorker @stphnmaher right. but was it the best?

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      1. tonyphockey‏ @Piscottas_Way 20 Dec 2014
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        @NewYorker Great topic. So-so article. Author either discounts, or is not familiar with relationship between Tarasov and American hockey.

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      1. Danny deBruin‏ @DannydeBruin1 23 Nov 2014
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        @NewYorkerhttp://youtu.be/NAJlryikboE 

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      1. deangelo vickers‏ @AdamCarafotes 21 Nov 2014
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        @NewYorker @USHRhockey @yunggavery

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      1. @SaneSports‏ @SaneSports 21 Nov 2014
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        @NewYorker I watched & highly recommend the new movie 'Red Army' “the freest, most expressive hockey there ever was” http://nyr.kr/1uLXEpb 

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      1. David Neto‏ @dneto1969 20 Nov 2014
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        @NewYorker The Soviets played hockey like aliens. It was weird but frustrating to watch, they were really good. I remember that game too.

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      1. Beati Pacifici‏ @demiurge_ous 20 Nov 2014
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        .@NewYorker I enjoyed watching "Legenda No. 17" movie about Valery Kharlamov and the Red Machine ice hockey era in the USSR.

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      1. renzo‏ @renzocapetti29 20 Nov 2014
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        @NewYorker o, you're covering Sports, now. guess there was a gap. gl 2 your mag. i understood a cartoon once. took 30 years. funneee!

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      1. Michael Turner‏ @MichaelRMTurner 20 Nov 2014
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        @NewYorker Free and expressive? They were groups of five forced to play a controlled and non individual system.

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