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In George Orwell's "1984," Julia obtains real coffee from the black market, also referred to as the "Prole" market. This underground economy thrives outside the Party's strict control, allowing for the trade of goods like coffee that are otherwise scarce and rationed. Julia's ability to access such items reflects her rebellious spirit and desire for personal freedom, contrasting sharply with the oppressive regime of the Party.

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