- a word derived from liberation.
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The postliberation French government had not only failed to repeal the silly law, it had even tried to enforce it.
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In The Company of Men, Romain Gary wrote a bitterly pessimistic and effective novel about the difficulty of remaining simply human in the scrambles of postliberation France.
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Psychologists and sociologists defend postliberation men, saying that many have indeed become more sensitive and responsive in relationships.
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For the most part, Ireland's postliberation politicians and intellectuals seemed determined to ignore the seas for the puddles.
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One historian has described the postliberation period as the "only prolonged period of peaceful development" for Bulgaria.
From Area Handbook for Bulgaria by Baluyut, Violeta D.