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that furthermore, [[red underscore]] our films are incomparably superior from the moral standpoint to the [[/red underscore]] subjects that were imported from Europe and where sex problems were the invariable theme, depicting rather spicy conditions and where the ridicule was ordinarily heaped on the deceived husband or wife
Tells me [[red underline]] morals [[/red underline]] and character of the [[red underline]] average young Argentinian, is of a very low order. [[/red underline]] Same applies to students at the Universities.  He is a serious minded man who is well acquainted with these countries, has traveled extensively and seems well versed in his subject.
Mr. Obligada came to fetch me at the hotel to 
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take [[strikethrough]] ma [[/strikethrough]] me to Dr. [[red underline]] Angel Gallardo  President of the [[Conselio?]] Nacional de Education. [[/red underline]] His office is in a big building in which the administration of the whole school system is done.  School teachers of both sexes come in and go out.  This big square french looking building as many other buildings here in all these countries has a [[red underline]] dirty [[strikethrough]] rotten [[/strikethrough]] smell of old cesspools or bad sewage, [[/red underline]] very similar smell to that of many places in continental Europe where [[red underline]] elementary sanitary conditions are overlooked. [[/red underline]] Same smell in the streets, combined with voluminous [[red underline]] [[area?]] display of perfumes [[/red underline]]