…Closed’, p.1 [94] Brown, ‘Semipalatinsk Test Site Finally Closed’, p.16 [95] Olcott, ‘Perestroika in Kazakhstan’, p.72; Teague, Girnius and Crow, ‘Weekly Record of Events’, 6th September 1991, p.104 [96] Brown,…
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…further application of human knowledge, research, and editing. Effective use of AI requires a knowledgeable writer with, in fact, advanced writing skills – the ability to see bad, boring, superfluous,…
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…Disease Control, “Public Health Assessment-Russian Federation, 1992,” http://www.cdc.gov/MMWR/preview/mmwrhtml/00016056.htm, accessed August 22, 2012; United Nations Crime and Justice Information Network, “Total recorded crime per 100,000 population, 1980-1997,” http://geohistory.today/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/trc000927.pdf, accessed August 22,…
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…increasing the Pension Age. In opposition to the plan, thousands of people protested against the President and the cabinet. Protestors were seen in Moscow, St. Petersburg, Yekaterinburg, Rostov-on-Don, and even…
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…population that neither wanted nor trusted it. It found decaying, cheaply built factories, substandard housing, and entire settlements built in economically unjustifiable locations. Advertising, banking, retail supply chains, and corporate…
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…bone attached, I recognized the taste of garlic, but the flavor of the meat itself, though pleasant enough, was unfamiliar. Inquiring about the dish, we learned that it was horsemeat,…
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…Zelensky’s political career, he was heavily involved in the entertainment industry as a comedian, actor, screenwriter, director, and producer. Early Life and Education Volodymyr Zelensky was born January 25, 1978…
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…17 years. One protester, Nikita Orlov, 18, told the New York Times, “I came here because we have no democracy, our Parliament is not real, our politicians are not real…
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…KGB, albeit unconfirmed, seem highly probable. Similarly, rumors that he maintained his contacts over the years, from the KGB through to its successor organization, the FSB, are also likely true….
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…46, ст. 6406; N 47, ст. 6602; N 48, ст. 6728; N 49, ст. 7025, 7061; N 50, ст. 7342, 7345, 7346, 7351, 7352, 7355, 7362, 7366; 2012, N 6,…
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…often conflicting) collective identities: village, traditional, urban, intellectual, worker-class, Soviet-nostalgic, greater Russian citizen (rossiiskii), inferior/ethnically nihilistic, culturally prideful, pagan/animistic, secular, Orthodox Christian, etc. The problem with Halbwachs’s theory, as it…
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…[10] Macedonia, Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina, UNMIK (Kosovo), Moldova, Albania, and Serbia [11] Reference Appendices 3 and 4 for the respective graphs of Serbia’s foreign direct investment, imports and exports….
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…Moscow today! Food, clubs, fashion, culture high and low, it is all happening in little Moscow. Despite the razzle-dazzle coverage in the press, it is not just about money. Yes,…
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…with Toni wave kits, nylon hose, stoves, and refrigerators, the United States would force Moscow to abandon weaponry for consumer goods. (Reid 2002, 222) Riesman believed that Soviet women’s desire…
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…the nationalist political organizations who, firstly, share our opposition to Putin’s regime, who, secondly, disavow violence as a political instrument, and who, thirdly, agree with the democratic model for modernizing…
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…for his people; he established, expanded, and protected a larger network of commerce; he sought, secured, and established a religion to unite his state; and, finally, he expanded his territory…
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…[27] Sevander, They Took My Father, 19. [28] Sevander, Red Exodus, 41; Kero, 232. [29] Kero, 232, 235. [30] Työmies, Oct. 3, 1931; qtd. in Sevander, They Took My Father,…
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…love, mutual understanding, trust and support, stay with us. Поэтому хочу пожелать, чтобы трудности уходящего года поскорее канули в Лету. А всё, что мы обрели, всё лучшее, что раскрылось в…
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…video conferencing, telecommuting, or even online shopping. Once introduced to these tools, people are likely to turn to them again. Yet, it may be equally true that people emerge from…
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…U.S. Adoptions, Upending Families,” New York Times December 27, 2012. [39] David Herszenhorn, “Citing Broken System, Critics Fight Russian Adoption Ban,” New York Times, December 23, 2012. [40] Richard Carlson,…
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