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Lost independence
Found 15 materials
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Aug 11, 2000
The beginning of the "transition" period?
Dmitry Khitarov Explosion on Pushkinskaya Square in Moscow: 8 people died, 92 wounded (Photo: EPA ) Fear returned to Moscow. This feeling that appeared eleven months ago, when two residential buildings were blown up in the capital in a row - on Guryanov Street and on the Kashirskoye Shosse - gradually dulled, and then completely disappeared. Night watch on the entrance went into history.
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Aug 11, 2000
What Dr. Gref didn't prescribe
Mikhail Delyagin When demand for Russian raw materials exports falls in the world, the domestic economy will immediately feel the shortcomings of the government program (Photo: Ramil Galiev ) Alexei Kudrin's sensational statement at a meeting of the Federation Council at the end of July about the end of economic growth seems strange at first glance. Especially against the backdrop of impressive macroeconomic indicators, the best in recent years.
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Aug 11, 2000
Bach. Musical sacrifice. The Art of Fugue.
Artem Vargaftik Musica Antiqua Ko.. ln, Reinhard Goebel German gramophone Two of the most mysterious works of the old and experienced Leipzig cantor in a recording that is considered almost a standard in terms of transparency and clarity of reproduction of all the intricacies of the musical text - and there are plenty of them, although the music is listened to as a beautiful and touching story, and not at all like a rebus or a square the equation. But nonetheless...
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Aug 11, 2000
Bach. Wedding cantatas.
A.V. Emma Kirkby. The Academy of Ancient Music, Christopher Hogwood, DECCA It has long been and, apparently, correctly noted that people get the greatest pleasure from the simplest things. In “Wedding Cantatas” there is only a little instrumental sound, which slightly “colors” one pure soprano. There is also the infallible reputation of the “angelic voice” and the confidence of many listeners that a living person cannot sing like that - but he sings...
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Aug 11, 2000
Fertile philanthropy
Alexander Panov Entrepreneur Vyacheslav Kantor inherited not only the house, but also the hobby of Russian Morozov factories - patronage of arts So in 1909 I saw a house on Bolshaya Ordynka an unknown photographer (left).
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Aug 11, 2000
"Results" / interjection
"The wife, of course, misses, but we must pay tribute that he is sleeping perfectly here." Alexander Romanov , appointed CEO of Crystal JSC, about his office (Vyacheslav Shilov) "One industry is the only one behind us: we drink little. But we will get better for the holiday." Egor Straev "Due to the fact that we joined the European Convention on the issuance, the legal basis became ...
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Aug 11, 2000
Businessman with one Unknown
A.P. Vyacheslav Vladimirovich Kantor, member of the Board of Trustees of the National Institute for Corporate Reform, Chairman of the Coordination Council of JSC Acron - How did your company and the Kireevsky-Karpov estate “meet”? “The building came about, like everything else in this life, by accident, and not as a result of a search. The epic began in 1990.
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Aug 11, 2000
"24 hours"
Yuri Gladilshchikov Russia * * * Director Alexander Atanesyan Stars: Maxim Sukhanov, Andrey Panin, Mikhail Kozakov, Tatyana Samoilova and others. Relief - "bridge -synematographer" (Photo: Vladimir Maykov ) About what .
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Aug 11, 2000
Geneva disciplier
Igor Sedykh Former Federal prosecutor of Switzerland Karl del Ponte is no longer engaged in high -profile Russian affairs. Today they are led by a man named Bernard Bertoss In March last year, when the federal prosecutor of Switzerland Karl del Ponte came to Russia, many were surprised to learn that the quiet Alpine Republic is famous not only for its hours, cheese and chocolate, but also with high -profile exposures of international crime.
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Aug 11, 2000
Old Man Sinitsky's Corner
A billiard fan does not need extensive knowledge of geometry; it is enough to know a simple rule - at what angle the ball hits the board, at that angle it will fly off. At what point should the player aim to get from the three boards (A, B and C) into the pocket indicated by the circle?
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Aug 11, 2000
"Clean hands" in Kazakh
Evgeny Pakhomov Big business of Kazakhstan received the last presidential warning Nursultan Nazarbayev secured a political future in Kazakhstan: he will remain the president at least until 2007 and, according to the recent decision of the parliament, will retain a number of powers, even if the presidential post leaves. However, in the West, his name is increasingly mentioned in connection with financial scandals (photo: Gennady Popov ) If the oligarchs are accused, then someone needs it.
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Aug 11, 2000
Another Bryullov
Alexander Panov Moscow Arts Center. Moscow The curators of the Moscow Art Center call their new conceptual project an exhibition-commentary. They “comment” on the large anniversary exhibition of Karl Bryullov, which opened at the Tretyakov Gallery at the end of June and is still drawing crowds in front of the entrance.
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Aug 11, 2000
Branches. 1998-1999. Stas Klevak.
Fedor Romer MGVZ "New Manege". Moscow (Photo: Pavel Gorshkov ) Still, this place is a strange place, the "new arena." In the hall to the right of the entrance, some honored artist of Russia and an honorary citizen of Lipetsk settled. To the left of the entrance is Stas Klevak, who shot for Ptyuch, Oma, Matadora, the chronicler of clubs, parties, fashion life, as well as a photographer whose services were used by all sorts of contemporary artists.
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Aug 11, 2000
Scrabble
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Aug 11, 2000
Neighbors in war
Alexander Ryklin A year ago, federal troops, with the help of local militias, expelled Chechen militants from Dagestan lands. However, the events of those weeks will affect the lives of the mountaineers for many years to come. This is what the Dagestan village of Ansalta looked like a year ago, immediately after liberation from Chechen militants. Then people did not yet know how they would live further. Without a roof over your head (Photo: Ruslan Yamalov ) The men were arguing.