"continued page 94" meaning in English

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          "text": "Predicted reply from David: 'Ian Pace, idealist that he is, uses terms like \"imperialism\" as reified concepts without giving any clear description of what he means. Just like \"capitalism\" or \"fascism\" or \"truth\". These are just free-floating concepts which have no basis in reality. I prefer to look at the reality of what's actually going on in the world. (rant continued on page 94)'",
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          "text": "Some people enjoy being hard done by, but are cursed by nothing much to complain about, so they're forced to invent things like how you're 'not allowed' to say 'queer' any more, but it's double standards because they use the word themselves and... (continued page 94)",
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