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Jun 21, 2005
Mosgordum decided to dactyloscopy all foreigners arriving in Russia
At one of the closest meetings of the Moscow City Duma, it is planned to consider the legislative initiative providing for the obligatory dactyloscopy of all foreigners arriving in Russia, its author Yuri Popov told Interfax. According to Popov, today the fingerprints upon arrival in Russia are required to leave 16 categories of foreign citizens, and so far this procedure has not been distributed only to citizens temporarily arriving in Russia.
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Jun 21, 2005
The growing demand for oil can provoke a price of price above the $ 60 mark per barrel
The inexorable movement of oil prices by 60 dollars over the past seven years is the result of restrictions on supplies with an increase in world demand associated with the global economic growth of recent years.
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Jun 21, 2005
Professor Leonid Strachunsky for two mobile phones and a laptop was killed by a soldier
An officer of one of the parts of the Moscow garrison was detained in Moscow, suspected of killing an expert of the World Health Organization, director of the Research Institute of Antimicrobial therapy of Professor Leonid Strachunsky . The body of a professor with a traumatic brain injury was discovered on June 7 this year in one of the rooms of the Slavyanka hotel, located on Suvorovskaya Square.
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Jun 21, 2005
The owners of the "old brick" are preparing a lawsuit against Ecclestone
The owners of the Autodrome in Indianapolis, where on Sunday the scandalous Grand Prix of the United States was held for car racing in the classroom of Formula-1 cars, can sue the Royal Race Races Bernie Ecclestone. According to RIA Novosti with reference to F1RACING.NET, they have claims to Ecclestone, who failed to save the race, as a result of which the owner of the "old brick" Tony George suffered losses of $ 13.5 million.
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Jun 21, 2005
Maria Sharapov was offered to disqualify for too loud moans in 100 decibels
At the current Wimbledon, the current champion of the London tournament, Maria Sharapova, received the second sowing number in a female single category and is one of the main contenders for victory. On Tuesday, she began defending the title with a match against the Spanish Nuria, Ledostera-Vedu. Maria won the first set without visible efforts, giving the opponent only two game.
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Jun 21, 2005
In France, record heat - above 35 degrees Celsius
Record high temperature rates were recorded at the beginning of the week in a number of areas of France. To the greatest extent, the heat was affected by the metropolitan region and northeastern regions. For example, in Kurbwois, Nemura, Sanse, the thermometer column rose above the 35-degree mark, the French weather services report.
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Jun 21, 2005
The smell of grapefruit makes women younger, scientists say
The aroma of grapefruit makes women younger on average for six years in the eyes of men, say American researchers. At the same time, a man smelling of a grapefruit does not make any particular impression on women. The study was conducted in the Chicago Center Smell and Taste by its director Alan Hirsch. Hirsch conducted an experiment during which he suggested that several middle -aged women use aromas: broccoli, banana, mint and lavender.
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Jun 21, 2005
In Tbilisi, refugees from Abkhazia captured a hotel
Several dozen refugees from Abkhazia on Tuesday arbitrarily occupied the Jedili hotel building in Tbilisi. The Patrol Police officers who arrived at the hotel could not enter the building, as the refugees barricaded all the inputs of the hotel. According to refugees to journalists, the reason for their action was the decision of the authorities to ban trading on the streets, which deprived them of minimal earnings and now they have nothing to pay for rented apartments.
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Jun 21, 2005
Sinai monks with the help of the camera will read ancient manuscripts
The monks of the most ancient monastery in the world plan to use high -tech cameras to shed light on ancient Christian texts, which have been stored in the monastery in the Sinai desert for centuries, Yahoo reports. News . The monks of the monastery of St. Catherine have high hopes for technology, which will fully understand the early Christian texts, including pages from the Sinai Code - the oldest of the surviving full lists of the Bible.
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Jun 21, 2005
A rocket with a military satellite collapsed into Siberian forests
The Russian military lost a satellite who could not be taken to orbit. A military satellite was not able to take the military orbit to the calculated orbit on the night of the Plesetsk cosmodrome as a result of an emergency on board the launch vehicle. The launch vehicle and satellite fell in one of the forests of the Tyumen region. According to preliminary information, the fall occurred in a deserted area, no one was injured, there is no destruction. According to the Corr.
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Jun 21, 2005
AvtoVAZ increased the number of work shifts
In connection with the growth of demand for its AvtoVAZ cars, he decided to introduce additional work shifts, the press service of the plant reports. Additional production was organized on the first shifts on Saturdays on June 18 and 25 on the 1st thread of the main conveyor (production of the Lada Samara family), on the 2nd thread of the main conveyor (LADA cars of the classic layout) and in housing 62 (production of Lada Niva cars).
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Jun 21, 2005
Democrats in the American Senate rejected Bush's protege again
The American Senate again blocked the appointment of Senior Deputy Secretary of State John Bolton to the post of permanent representative of the United States at the UN. The decision of the administration of George Bush to appoint Bolton to this post caused an acute controversy in the country, and representatives of the Democratic Party in the Senate in every possible way counteract his candidacy, Interfax reports.
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Jun 21, 2005
Russian, accused of rape and debauchery, was sentenced to 15 years in Latvia
On Tuesday, the Kurzemsky District Court sentenced the 28-year-old Russian citizen Alexander Kobus, accused of wounding a policeman, rape and debauchery, by 15 years in prison. After serving a sentence, he will be expelled from Latvia, Interfax reports. The holster, despite his Liepaisk origin and the fact that he graduated from the Liepais school, is a citizen of Russia and has an official residence permit in the Kaliningrad region.
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Jun 21, 2005
In Israel, the passenger train collided with a truck: 7 dead, 189 wounded (photo, video)
According to the latest data, 7 people died and 189 people were injured in varying severity on Tuesday as a result of a collision of a passenger train with a truck in the center of Israel, Ha'aretz reports. According to Ynet agency, the collision occurred at about 17:45 local time (18:45 Moscow time) at the railway crossing between the cities of the Lod and Kiryat-Gat, next to the Cybbuts Topedim.
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Jun 21, 2005
Rahman demands to ban Vitaly Klitschko fight
Representatives of the ex-champion of the world in heavyweight Hasima Rahman sent on Monday to the World Boxing Council (WBC), an official letter in which Vitaly Klitschko requires the next defense of his title against anyone, except the winner of the fight between Rakhman and Monte Barrett.
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