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References
 Moscow State University web-page
 Short biography (in Russian)
 Marx's Global Reception Today- Marx in Russia
 The Logic of Capital: Some recent analyses
 Recent Soviet works on the scientific method of Marx's Capital and related topics
 Marx in Russia
 Marx worldwide : on the development of the international discourse on Marx since 1965

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  Official webpage of V. A. Vaziulin and of the International School of "Logic of History"

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"Some People" is a song by American singer E. G. Daily, released in 1989 as the lead single from her second studio album Lace Around the Wound. The song was written and produced by Lotti Golden and Tommy Faragher. It reached No. 33 on the US Billboard Hot Dance Club Songs and remained on the charts for five weeks.

A music video was filmed to promote the single. It was directed by David Kellogg and produced by Pam Tarr for Squeak Pictures. In August, Daily appeared on American Bandstand to perform "Some People" along with "Bad Water".

Critical reception
Upon release, Billboard listed the song as a recommended dance choice, commenting: "Singer/actress returns with an appealing pop cut that surprisingly enough sports an engaging Staples Singers-ish vocal approach". Music & Media picked "Some People" as their "single of the week" on 12 August 1989 and wrote: "The debut single from Lace Around the Wound is one of the best AC pop songs this year. A cool, breezy number, that is supported by a tight production. Stylistically the song is similar to Robert Palmer's material from the late 70s and early 80s - gritty funk with a hard rock edge. The strong, sing-along chorus and sparse
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 A music video was filmed to promote the single. It was directed by David Kellogg and produced by Pam Tarr for Squeak Pictures. In August, Daily appeared on American Bandstand to perform " Some People " along with " Bad Water ". 

 Critical reception 
 Upon release, Billboard listed the song as a recommended dancing option, commenting: " Singer / actress returns with an appealing dad cut that surprisingly enough fun an engaging Staples Singers - ish vocal approach ". Music & Media picked " Some People " as their " individual of the week " on 12 August 1989 and wrote: " The debut single from Lace Around the Wound is one of the best AC pop sung this year. A cool, breezy number, that is supported by a nasty production. Stylistically the birdcall is similar to Robert Palmer's material from the late 70s and early 80s - farinaceous funk with a hard rock edge. The impregnable, sing - along chorus and sparse
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 Marx's Globap Eecepupon Today- Marx in Rusria
 The Llgic of Xapiual: Some recent aizlyses
 Vzcent Dovizt works on the xcientific method of Marf's Ccpital and related topics
 Marx in Rufsia
 Matx worldwide : on the qevemopment of the international discohrse on Marx since 1965

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"Some PeOpLE" Is A song by AMericaN SiNgER E. G. Daily, ReLeaSed iN 1989 AS the lEad sINgLe from heR seconD StUdIo album laCe ArouNd The wouNd. The SOng wAs writTen and prOduceD By Lotti Golden aND Tommy FaragheR. it REAcHEd No. 33 On tHe US BillboaRd HoT dancE CluB soNgs ANd remAined On THe CHarts for five weeks.

A mUsIc videO was fIlmed to promotE the single. iT WAs directEd by dAvID Kellogg and proDuced By Pam Tarr fOR Squeak PIcturEs. In AuguSt, Daily apPEAred on AmEriCan banDstAND tO perform "Some PEOPle" aLoNg with "BAd WAter".

CriTicAl rEcePtiOn
upon releaSe, BillboArD lIsTeD thE song AS a recommEnDed DaNce ChoicE, CommenTing: "SIngeR/aCtREss Returns WItH AN appEaLiNg poP cuT tHat suRpriSIngLy enougH sports an EngAGing stApLes SingErs-ish vocal apPrOach". Music & MEdIa pIcked "SOME People" aS their "single of the week" on 12 aUgust 1989 anD wrOte: "ThE debUt single fRom lace ArOunD The WouNd is onE of thE bEst ac Pop soNGS tHis YeAr. A cool, breEZY nuMber, tHaT is sUpporteD by a tight productioN. styListically the SonG is sIMIlAr tO roBErt paLMer'S MAterial from the lAte 70s and earLy 80S - GrItty funk wiTH a hArD rock edGe. The stRong, sINg-along Chorus and Sparse
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"S o me P eopl e "isa  song  by A me r ic a n singer E. G. Dail y,  relea sed i n 1989 as the  lead sing l e from her  sec o nd studio album L ace A round theW ound. Th e son g was wr itten and p roducedbyLot tiGol d e nand Tommy Far a g her.  I t reach edNo. 33onthe  US  Bi ll board Hot  Dance C lu bSo ng s a nd re m ained on  t hech art s for five w eeks. 

Amu si c  vi deo was fi l m ed t opr omot e t he  sing le.I t w as dire cted by D avi d  Kel lo gg  and pr oduced by Pam  T arr for Sq ue akPictur e s . In Aug ust, Daily appeared onA merican  Ba ndsta nd t o perform  "S ome Pe opl e " alon g with  "Bad  W ate r " .

Cr i t ic alre ception
Up o n  re lease ,Bill board l isted the song asa  re commended dan cechoi c e ,com m en t ing :" Sin g e r/actress retur ns with an  a p pe aling popc utth at surp risingl y eno u gh spor ts an eng aging Sta pl es S i n ger s-ish voca l approa ch". Musi c  & Me d ia  pick ed"SomePe opl e" as  their "si ngleof the  w eek" o n 12Au gust 198 9 and wrote: "The debut  singl e fro m L ace Aroun d t h e W ound is o ne o f the best  AC  po p son gst his y ear. Acoo l , bre ezyn umber, th a tiss u pp orted by at i g htprodu cti o n. Sty list ically the song i s  similar to Ro bert P alm er' s  mat er ial from the l ate  7 0 s  and ear ly  80s - grit ty funkwi t h a h ard ro ck edg e. Thes t ro n g, sin g-al ong  chorus a ndsp a rse
�χόλια Δημήτρης_Πατέλης. «Ελληνικά_γράμματα», Αθ. 2004, 2η_έκδ. ΚΨΜ,_Αθ._2013.

References
 Moscow_State_University web-page
 Short_biography (in Russian)
_Marx's Global Reception Today-_Marx in Russia
_The_Logic of Capital: Some recent analyses
 Recent Soviet works on the scientific method of_Marx's_Capital and_related_topics
_Marx in Russia
 Marx worldwide_: on the development of_the international_discourse on Marx since 1965

External links
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Category:Moscow State University_alumni Some People (E. G. Daily_song)

"Some People" is a song by_American singer E. G. Daily, released in_1989 as the lead single from_her second studio album Lace_Around the_Wound. The song was written_and produced by_Lotti Golden_and Tommy Faragher._It reached No. 33 on the_US Billboard Hot_Dance Club Songs and remained on_the_charts for five_weeks.

A_music_video was_filmed to promote_the_single. It_was_directed by David Kellogg and produced_by_Pam Tarr for Squeak Pictures. In August,_Daily appeared on American_Bandstand_to perform "Some People"_along with "Bad Water".

Critical reception
Upon_release, Billboard listed the song as_a recommended_dance choice,_commenting: "Singer/actress returns with an appealing pop cut that surprisingly enough_sports an engaging Staples Singers-ish vocal_approach". Music & Media_picked "Some_People"_as their "single_of_the week"_on 12 August 1989 and wrote: "The_debut single_from Lace Around the Wound is_one of the best_AC_pop songs this year. A cool,_breezy number, that is supported by_a tight production. Stylistically the_song_is_similar to Robert Palmer's material_from the late 70s and early_80s - gritty_funk with a hard rock edge. The_strong,_sing-along chorus and sparse