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Is the the equivalent of the "Party"?is there the equivalent of the "Proles"?

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Everyone that is below the established level of what can be called “Elite” is what the Proles are, in '1984'. The proletariat, by definition, is someone who works to survive. Therefore, anyone who has to work, to earn a living and survive, is Prole.

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