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Around the country, slogans adorn malls and bridges proclaiming the centrality of Xi. Many refer to him as "the core," a phrase that propaganda officials have coined to describe both Xi and his political ideas. https://t.co/f9J9wanrNk https://t.co/mjIZsuzYvU — PolitiTweet.org

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Accounts of the party's history now revolve around Xi, as if its evolution was building toward his leadership. He is now positioned to be China's most powerful leader since Mao Zedong — a large museum display shows Xi wearing a Mao suit. https://t.co/f9J9waEuPk https://t.co/rPjgazgN5Q — PolitiTweet.org

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Xi's omnipresence is inescapable. The emphasis on highly visible homages to Xi has created pressure for institutions to demonstrate loyalty. Photos have circulated on social media of hospital patients, firefighters and even monks watching Xi's speech. https://t.co/f9J9wanrNk https://t.co/JwfUNAqfYc — PolitiTweet.org

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