Viewpoint Institute: the opposition challengers did not overtake Viktor Orbán

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The posters were torn down in broad daylight, and the city campaign ended up in the trash
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They have already cheated with the postal votes, a huge scandal has arisen
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A trend has ended: a major change has taken place in families
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Tisza and Fidesz are at odds with each other in a bloody serious matter
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The kids in the neighborhood would already be cracking down on a harmful habit
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