…were rejected because of problems with the two million signatures required of independent candidates. Critics say that the signature requirement is almost impossible to fulfill, as the candidates are given…
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…доходов при помощи налогов разница доходов между богатыми и бедными снизится по меньшей мере в 3,5 раза. Redistributing income through taxes will result in reducing the income gap between the…
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…and January 13th – the end of the New Year, also known as the Old New Yeаr (Старый Новый Год). But in Yerevan, they celebrate on both of these days…
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…Government, a Nazi colonial administration. All higher education institutions were immediately closed and Warsaw’s entire Jewish population of several hundred thousand (about 30% of the city) was herded into the…
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…and processed foods. Mining and industry employ 30% of the population and produce 30% of GDP. Economy – Energy, Transport, and Potential Growth Uzbekistan is a net energy exporter with…
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…a common place to study for university students before the Internet and computers really took hold in Kyrgyzstan. Being a bit of a bookworm and curious to visit a place…
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…groups in the last 150 years. According to Hroch, the first stage in the nationalisation of an ethnic group is the ‘period of scholarly interest’ (Phase A), when intellectuals start…
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…infill construction. Полный запрет на точечную застройку. 2. HOUSING, UTILITIES, AND MAJOR REPAIRS 2. ЖКХ И КАПРЕМОНТ In the last 10 years, rent in Moscow has grown 4-fold, tariffs on…
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…This is because the people with power were party members who had lived their entire lives for this cause. It would be foolish to question the sincerity of such revolutionaries…
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…round of applause. (Applause.) I want to thank Sergei Gurief, Director of the New Economic School. (Applause.) Max Boiko, their Chairman of the Board. (Applause.) And Arkady Dvorkovich, who is…
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…barriers of educational inclusion that Firuza encountered and highlight the methods she used to work them in her favor. Lastly, we consider the remaining challenges Firuza and Umed may face…
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…appears that the outgoing year has taken in the burden of many years. It was a difficult year for all of us, with worries and serious financial difficulties, bitter experiences…
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…Russian national team since 2005, which is also the same year he entered the NHL. During that first year, Ovechkin won the Calder Memorial Trophy (the Rookie of the Year…
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…the Kremlin clock tower ring in the New Year. This Russian tradition can be traced back to 1941. This year, Putin’s speech focused on themes that many of his speeches…
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…a result, citizens lose 150 million rubles every year (around 30,000 rubles per family). Мы обеспечим полную прозрачность принятия решений, доходов и расходов города. Прозрачность городского хозяйства позволит создать эффективный…
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…there is no work. Today I sent money to my mother… to pay for her house. You work, work, work and then they don’t pay you, because there’s no money….
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…Doku Umarov, self-declared “Emir” of the Northern Caucasus and Islamist militant leader, called upon all his followers to use “maximum force” to prevent the Games from taking place. In response,…
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…национальную Интернет-сеть, – Ukrainian.net, что будет способствовать вхождению страны к глобальной информационной среде. creating a network of regional Internet centers, united into a single national Internet network (Ukrainian.net) that will…
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…сотни тысяч россиян. On September 3, 2005, the Without Words silent protests took place in more than 30 Russian cities, commemorating those killed in Beslan. More than one hundred thousand…
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…45 years for men. I propose reducing the length of service by three years, giving the right to early retirement after 37 years for women and 42 for men. Шестое:…
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