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Aug 6, 2003
In Israel, 339 Palestinian prisoners were released from prisons
Israel freed 339 Palestinian prisoners on Wednesday in accordance with the decision adopted by the country's interinsky commission on Monday. They were delivered by buses from three Israeli military prisons to the checkpoints on the border of Israel with the Palestinian autonomy, the Ha'aretz newspaper writes. The prisoners were freed by 4 checkpoints on the western coast and one in the gas sector. On the checkpoint, relatives and representatives of the PA administration were waiting for them.
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Aug 6, 2003
In the fall, Muscovites will see the etchings of Goya and Rembrandt
Exhibition "Art of etching of the XVI-XX centuries." From the collection of the State Museum of Fine Arts. A.S. Pushkin will be held in Moscow from September 8 to November 16. The exhibition will be a continuation of the series of exhibitions of the museum from the cycle "Technique of engraving". It gives an idea of ​​the richest collections of the engraving cabinet of the Mlime. A.S. Pushkin and a unique opportunity to trace the development of etching art for five centuries.
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Aug 6, 2003
In the USA, a priest is appointed bishop, who openly admits himself a homosexual
For the first time in the history of the US Bishopal Church, a priest was approved by a bishop who openly recognizes his "non -traditional sexual orientation." For the appointment of 56-year-old Gin Robinson by the bishop of the American state of New Gampshire, 62 members of the Bishop Council voted, 45 spoke out against, RIA Novosti reports.
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Aug 6, 2003
Identification of the last 5 dead in the explosion in Mozdok can take a long time
The process of identifying the last five who died in the Rostov-on-Don military hospital in the Rostov-on-Don, the personality of which has not yet been established, can take a long time to take a long time.
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Aug 6, 2003
Father forced his 8-year-old son to drink his own vomiting
A 30-year-old American was arrested on charges of mockery of a 8-year-old son. As it turned out, Crid McCelop wanted to severely punish the child for some kind of fault. For several hours, his father mocked his son, including he stuffed the toe in the boy’s mouth, and when he turned it down, he forced him to drink vomiting. As a result, according to the investigation, Mackelop was charged with causing physical violence of the third degree and mocking a minor.
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Aug 6, 2003
Moscow enters the rain lane
As reported in Roshydromet, rainwashes are expected throughout the capital in the capital, and with a thunderstorm the wind will reach 15-20 m/s. About yesterday's heat today you can only dream. Now in the capital about 18 degrees, by noon, the temperature will rise by one more degree, reports ITAR-TASS. In the afternoon, weather forecasters promise plus 19-21 and again rains, and by evening the thermometer will crawl down to a mark of 15 degrees.
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Aug 6, 2003
Argentine recipe for diseases and stress - eat 70 Asian beetles
Stress from life in economically unstable Argentina can lead to the overall wear of the body. The Argentines believe that the Asian beetle, which is needed, can save from illness and stress. They argue that the secretion of the insect strengthens the body's protection from cancer, AIDS, asthma, diabetes and other diseases. However, doctors doubt that beetles can be treated, today The Wall Street Journal writes (translation on the website inopressa.ru ).
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Aug 6, 2003
The Russian Party of Life and the Party of Human Rights will stand for the rights of disabled people
The Russian Party of Life (RPG) and the Human Rights Party (PPC) intend to make a joint initiative aimed at maintaining the rights of Russian disabled people, RBC was told in the RPG press service. In the near future, parties will develop and send a joint letter to the Central Election Commission with a proposal to equip all polling stations with handrails and devices that facilitate the access of people with disabilities with polling stations.
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Aug 6, 2003
In France, a bus with tourists got into an accident - 22 wounded
In France, 22 people were injured as a result of a car accident in which a bus with tourists from Germany fell. The incident occurred on Wednesday morning on the highway in the area of ​​the city of Clermont-Ferran in Central France, RIA Novosti reports. According to preliminary information, the driver of the bus was the culprit of the incident. He tried to avoid a collision with a car, but lost control. As a result, the bus turned over several times.
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Aug 6, 2003
Lokomotiv goes to fourth place
The match of the 20th round of the Russian Football Premier League ended, in which the Moscow Lokomotiv with a minimum score was outplayed by the Novorossiysk "Chernomorets". In the first half, the captain of the 2002 Champions of Russia Dmitry Loskov opened. His blow from the penalty area did not leave the guests to the goalkeeper Maxim Levitsky. Immediately after that, the Georgian forward of the railway workers Mikhail Ashvetia missed a good moment to take the gate.
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Aug 6, 2003
Jordan has provided asylum to the wife and youngest daughter of Hussein
The king of Jordan Abdullah II agreed to provide the shelter to his first wife and youngest daughter of the overthrown President of Iraq Saddam Hussein, RIA Novosti reports. According to a high -ranking Jordanian person, the king did this "for humanitarian motives", wanting to reunite the family - mother and sister with two other sisters - RAGD and wound, who received refuge last Thursday. At the moment, RAGD and the wound, along with their nine children, are in Amman.
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Aug 6, 2003
Heydar Aliyev went for treatment in the United States by plane of the Russian Ministry of Emergencies
Azerbaijan President Heydar Aliyev left on Wednesday from Ankara to the American city of Cleveland to Ohio to continue the examination and treatment on the Il-62M aircraft of the Russian Emergency Situations of Russia. This was reported in the information department of the Russian Ministry of Emergencies.
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Aug 6, 2003
Man consists of star dust
Modern man consists of star dust and basic elements that arose during three key periods in the formation of our space. The conclusion was made by French scientists who conducted a deep chemical analysis of the foundations of the human body.
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Aug 6, 2003
The horrors of the atomic explosion in Hiroshima in the new films of Japanese directors
The new film about the atomic catastrophe in Hiroshima was shot in Japan based on Roman Hisashi Inoue 'Tity-no Kuraba' ('if you live with the father'). Filming was conducted by the Nikkatsu film studio in Tef - the suburban area of ​​Tokyo. The picture is about a girl who survived during an explosion of a bomb. The role of the girl is played by the famous actress Rie Miyazava, who abandoned all other numerous offers in order to take part in the filming of this film.
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Aug 6, 2003
The list of 50 richest people from the former "Socialister" was compiled by the Polish magazine WPROST
The Polish economists, which make up the expert group of the financial weekly WPROST ("directly"), compiled a list of 50 richest people - citizens of the countries of the former "socialist camp". Obviously, the Poles do not give rest the laurels of the Forbes weekly, which publishes the ratings of the richest people in the world every year. Russia has an impressive representation on the list - 31 Russian entered the fifty rich.
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