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Oct 20, 2006
Business Week has identified the best US business schools
The American weekly Business Week conducted a study in order to determine the value of MVA of Business Administration) of various educational structures by measuring the degree of satisfaction of students and recruiters. For the first time, Chicago burst forward, states the publication.
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Oct 20, 2006
In Moscow it will get colder for one day, and on Saturday it will get warmer again
In Moscow on Friday, 2-3 degrees will get colder. The Arctic anticyclone, moving from Scandinavia to the southeast, was reflected in the weather of the metropolitan region. According to the forecast provided in Roshydromet, during the day the air in Moscow will warm up to no more than 2-4 degrees of heat, in the suburbs-up to 1-6 degrees. A cold north-eastern wind dominates the capital and suburbs, its speed is 3-8 meters per second.
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Oct 20, 2006
Russia can accept the European Football Championship in 2016
The President of the Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) Lennart Johansson did not rule out the possibility that in the near future Russia could adopt the European Championship. He stated this at a press conference on Friday. “Now football in Russia is developing very rapidly,” RIA Novosti quotes Johansson. “The first confirmation of this is that two clubs (CSKA and Moscow Spartak) play in the Champions League.
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Oct 20, 2006
Corus Group has accepted a proposal for a merger from the Indian Tata Steel
The Anglo-Hollander steel company Corus Group has accepted an offer to absorb the Tata Steel by the Indian company. The offer provides for the purchase of Corus for 455 pence per share, or $ 8 billion in total, Reuters reports. According to the Indian press, $ 3.5 billion for this TATA transaction, now occupying a modest 56th place in terms of production in the world, will be allocated from its own funds, and the remaining money will be taken on credit.
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Oct 20, 2006
The first one in 24 years is the album of The Who
At the end of October, the album of the legendary group Thes is released - the first since 1982. A disc in rock veterans called "Endless Wire" will go on sale on October 31, reports Ar. The album included 19 compositions, including seven songs that came out in the form of Maxi-Syllo "Wire & Glass" in the summer. The mini-operator is based on the novel by one of the members of the Pia Towned group The Boy Who Heard Music.
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Oct 20, 2006
The Queen of Great Britain Elizabeth II completed her tour of the Baltic countries
The main event of the second day of the visit of the Queen of Great Britain Elizabeth II and her wife of the Duke of Edinburgh Prince Philip in Estonia was the meeting of the monarch of the couple with residents and guests of Tallinn. Despite the cool weather, several thousand people gathered in Tallinn on Ratushnaya Square to greet the Queen of Great Britain with her husband.
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Oct 20, 2006
In the military unit of the Ministry of Emergencies near Krasnoyarsk, an officer beat a soldier to deaf
In the military unit 96856 of the Ministry of Emergencies of the Russian Federation, located in the city of Zheleznogorsk, the Krasnoyarsk Territory, the officer beat the soldier to deafness. The incident occurred on October 8th. According to the soldier Dmitry Dorokhin, he was beaten by the head of the training complex Lieutenant Alexander Yarmolenko. A soldier with a serious injury was hospitalized in a military hospital in Krasnoyarsk.
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Oct 20, 2006
US intelligence recorded a North Korean ship with a prohibited military cargo
The American special services recorded that one of the DPRK ports left the ship on board the prohibited military equipment. Such a load of the DPRK has no right to transport in accordance with the UN Security Council resolution. This was announced on Friday by CBS. US intelligence is currently monitoring the movement of this vessel. On October 14, the UN Security Council adopted a resolution on the DPRK, which on October 9 conducted a nuclear test.
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Oct 20, 2006
The operatives extorted money from the brother of the murdered banker Kozlov, detaining him with drugs
The Moscow prosecutor’s office opened a criminal case against police and drug control officers suspected of extorting bribes from people detained by them for drug storage. Among the detainees was a relative of the recently killed first deputy chairman of the Central Bank of the Russian Federation Andrei Kozlov.
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Oct 20, 2006
At the dacha of Pichugin in Golitsyno they searched, without even notifying relatives
Law enforcement officers searched the country by the former head of the Security Service of the NK Yukos Alexei Pichugin, sentenced to organize murders to 24 years in prison, says the lawyer of the convicted person Ksenia Kostromin. “On Wednesday, a search was conducted in Golitsyno, and without notifying relatives, his wife and defenders,” said Ksenia Kostromina, lawyer Pichugina, on Friday.
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Oct 20, 2006
In Dalnegorsk, the protesters demand to cancel the second round of mayor’s elections and punish the killers
In Dalnegorsk on Friday, an unauthorized rally is held in connection with the murder of a candidate for the post of mayor of United Russia Dmitry Fonyanov . About 2,000 people gathered in the central square of the city in front of the city administration. The protesters demand to cancel the second round of the mayor’s elections and punish the candidate for the mayor’s candidate, the city police department said.
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Oct 20, 2006
In Florida, the slope jumped into the boat and stuck a spike into the heart of an 81-year-old tourist
Skates in the US state of Florida, whose Australian brothers are attacked after the death of the actor and showman Steve Irvin, who was killed by the ramp , struck. In the Lighthaus Point area, a large slope almost killed 81-year-old tourist James Bertakis, reports Sun-Sentinel.com .
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Oct 20, 2006
Scientists from South Korea created a virus eliminating cancer cells
South Korean scientists have developed a genetically modified strain of the virus, which can become an effective tool in the fight against cancer. Cancer, created by a group of scientists from the University of Yonsey, uses adenovirus, which usually causes a cold. A human gene associated with the production of the hormone relaxin was introduced into it, AFP reports. After introducing into malignant tumors, the virus multiplies rapidly and kills cancer cells, scientists said.
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Oct 20, 2006
North Korea "regrets" about nuclear explosion and asks for concessions from the USA
The DPRK is ready to resume negotiations if the United States removes financial sanctions imposed by the United States in the fall of 2005, Chinese diplomats said after consultations with Pyongyang. North Korea "regrets" about the nuclear test and agrees to start six -way or even bilateral negotiations with the United States, if Washington refuses sanctions.
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Oct 20, 2006
The CIS anniversary summit at the end of November may not be held in Minsk, but in Astana
The anniversary summit of the leaders of the CIS countries is once again transferred, but it changes not temporary, but a geographical aspect and instead of Minsk will be held in Astana. The organizers of the event claim that this will happen at the end of November.
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