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“Everything was super basic. … Nobody took it seriously, so even if you were a studious person you had no chance,” said the now-32-year-old Eisen, who had to take remedial classes and study intensively on his own before he succeeded in graduating from college in 2016.

"I will say that certainly all of them are interested in having a better understanding of the issue, and I know have assigned people in their organizations to study intensively the issue as well."

Middle-class children here are expected to study intensively for all-important exams in the 10th and 12th grades, and few are given time for after-school sporting events.

“We study intensively what travelers want in a loyalty program, and travelers told us they want to be able to use their miles.”

Despite myriad restrictions, nowadays tourists and journalists can travel fairly widely, and Sovietologists, economists and scholars from many other fields study intensively the immense amount of information available in Russian publications.