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http://psi.ece.jhu.edu/~kaplan/IRUSS/BUK/GBARC/pdfs/sakharov/kgb82-2.pdf

Jello wrote:
] ] I also have to admit that I was amused by the formal
] language
] ] of the KGB document. For example, it ends with a final
] ] paragraph which reads, "As a result of measures taken, the
] ] hostile plans of the adversary have been foiled." So now I
] ] and my friends are using that line in daily speech. Like if
]
] ] we go to a restaurant and argue about what to get on the
] menu,
] ] someone will call out, "The hostile plans of the adversary
] ] have been foiled!" :)
]
] Elonka: Do you have the original Russian of this phrase? I
] would very much like to use this in normal speech, and I doubt
] I can translate it back and maintain the soviet flair.

RE: KGB Document in the Sanborn Files