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Lost independence
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Jun 15, 2000
Microsoft launched the series
Microsoft launched the series Microsoft, as promised, filed an appeal against Judge Jackson's decision to split it into two parts with the Washington Court of Appeal. And the court accepted it for consideration. This decision is regarded as a tactical victory for Microsoft in the fight against the US federal authorities: it will no longer be possible to quickly end the fight, as the anti-monopoly fighters hoped.
Игорь Пичугин
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Jun 15, 2000
Yugoslavia—Slovenia 3:3
1K 1 min. ... Yugoslavia--Slovenia 3:3 Milosevic, 67, 73; Drulovich, 70 — Zahovich, 23, 57; Pavlin, 52. Yugoslavia: Kral — Dudic, Nagy, Djukic, Mihajlovic — Stankovic (Stojkovic, 36), Jugovic, Drulovic, Jokanovic — Mijatovic (Kezhman, 82), Kovacevic (Milosevic, 52). Slovenia: Dabanovic — Milinovic, Milanic, Galic, Cech — Novak, Karic (Osterc, 78), Pavlin (Pavlovic, 73), Udovic (Acimovic, 64) — Zahovic, Rudonja. Referee: Vitor Manuel Pereira (Portugal). Newspaper "Kommersant" No.
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Jun 15, 2000
Why is IKEA bad?
It is customary to write only good things about the Swedish furniture store IKEA, like about a dead person. Every article about IKEA looks like an advertisement. Kommersant correspondent VALERY PANYUSHKIN also visited this store and also wrote a note. “Can you imagine what assholes,” a friend who visited IKEA sprayed poisonous saliva. “I went to buy shelving.” Six pieces. Horror! First of all, you can damn well take them off the shelf in the warehouse.
Valery Panyushkin
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Jun 15, 2000
People live in prison too
1K 2 minutes. ... People live in prison too And not just political Yesterday, from five in the morning, not one queue formed at the entrance to Butyrskaya prison, as usual, but two. The first line was with string bags. The second is with television cameras. Kommersant special correspondent VALERY PANYUSHKIN was cruising between the two lines. The entrance to Butyrka prison is hidden.
Valery Panyushkin
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Jun 15, 2000
Financial results of issuers
Plant named after A. M. Tarasova 1999 1212.802 670.185 91,778 22,525 2.32 0.40
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Jun 15, 2000
Wash more, bathe less
1K 1 min. ... Wash more, bathe less State sanitary doctor warns Yesterday, the chief state sanitary doctor of Moscow, Nikolai Filatov, spoke in detail about what awaits Muscovites in the summer. Nothing new: tick-borne encephalitis, viral hepatitis A, swimmer's itch and dysentery. From January to April 2000, only 12,412 cases of acute intestinal diseases were registered in Moscow, but now they will begin to get sick much more often.
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Jun 15, 2000
Anthem of Ukraine
1K 1 min. ... Anthem of Ukraine Ukraine's glory and will have not died yet, Fate will smile on us, young brothers. Our witches will die like dew on the sun, Then we will be on our side. We will give our soul and body for our freedom And we will show that we, brothers, are of the Cossack race. Newspaper "Kommersant" No. 106 dated 15.06.2000, p. 11
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Jun 15, 2000
Oil workers will spin the wheel
1K 1 min. ... Oil workers will spin the wheel Tatneft will reconstruct Nizhnekamskshina The oil company Tatneft may take control of Nizhnekamskshina, Russia's largest tire manufacturer. The leadership of Tatarstan is ready to transfer to oil workers 34.5% of the enterprise's shares, which are in state ownership. In return, Tatneft undertakes to finance the reconstruction of the tire plant.
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Jun 15, 2000
Astrological forecast
1K 3 min. ... Astrological forecast Thursday, June 15 The Moon is "siting out" in Sagittarius today. Such periods are good for promising things. It's time to think about what you will do in the next year or two. Today is especially good for creative people. Therefore, your plans will turn out to be not only realistic and written out with script accuracy, but also interesting and original. For many today, tempting prospects will open up. A great time to discuss fresh ideas and make new partners.
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Jun 15, 2000
Deputies cast their vote
2K 1 min. ... Deputies cast their vote The arrest of Vladimir Gusinsky caused a mixed reaction among State Duma deputies.
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Jun 15, 2000
Who needs him, this Felix
1K 2 minutes. ... Who needs him, this Felix The council of the public organization "Club of State Security Veterans" appealed to President Putin, FSB Director Patrushev and Mayor Luzhkov with a request to restore the monument to Dzerzhinsky on Lubyanka. The security officers believe that without Dzerzhinsky, the square known for his deeds is incomplete, and they promise to pay for the work from their own funds.
Александр Кабаков
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Jun 15, 2000
The market forgot about the arrest
1K 2 minutes. ... The market forgot about the arrest By mid-afternoon Yesterday, the head of RAO UES, Anatoly Chubais, billed the authorities for Vladimir Gusinsky. According to Chubais, due to Gusinsky’s arrest, the capitalization of the Russian stock market decreased by several tens of millions of dollars at once. However, stock quotes have almost regained what they lost. On Tuesday, Russian financial markets were already closed when news of the arrest of Vladimir Gusinsky became known.
Дмитрий Ладыгин
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Jun 15, 2000
Airport terminal for two
1K 2 minutes. ... Airport terminal for two trying to build Aeroflot and Sheremetyevo Today there will be a meeting of the board of directors of Aeroflot. The main thing that is supposed to be discussed at it is the problems associated with the construction of a new terminal at Sheremetyevo Airport. These are problems, because by decision of the federal authorities, the airline and the airport will build the terminal together.
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Jun 15, 2000
Harassment in the Chinese countryside
1K 1 min. ... Harassment in the Chinese countryside Twenty-six-year-old farmer Li Benwu from Anhui Province in Central China was sentenced to three years in prison for raping his young wife. This process, insignificant at first glance, suggests that in China such a concept as women’s rights is gradually beginning to take shape. Li Benwu's twenty-two-year-old wife went to court and stated that her husband raped her almost immediately after their wedding.
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Jun 15, 2000
Ukraine will stop stealing Russian gas
1K 1 min. ... Ukraine will stop stealing Russian gas Because there will be nothing to steal Yesterday several news agencies reported sensational news. Within the next month, Gazprom must decide to participate in the privatization of the largest Slovak gas processing enterprise, Slovenský Plinarenský Priemysel (SPP), and the construction of a new gas pipeline bypassing Ukraine through Poland and Slovakia.
Ирина Рыбальченко
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