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New Times
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Dec 9, 2010
Bespectors
1920, the inhabitants of Petrograd receive work books instead of pre -revolutionary passports are non -part. The Federal Migration Service shocked Russians with the news that in the country they could soon cancel permanent registration (residence permit) and even internal passports, replacing them with identification cards.
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Dec 9, 2010
The condition of the beaten Memorial activist has worsened
Activist of the Memorial human rights center Bakhrom Khamroev, who was beaten the day before in the south-west of Moscow, became worse, and he could not independently reach the police station to give evidence, writes Newsru.com . His colleagues will report the attack, said Oleg Orlov, head of Memorial. Now the human rights activist is at home and awaits the arrival of a doctor and a police investigator. The day before, doctors diagnosed him with a concussion.
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Dec 9, 2010
There is a better place for Gazprom's 400-meter tower
The authorities of St. Petersburg and Gazprom have decided the fate of one of the most famous and controversial construction projects of recent times, the Okhta Center. According to Valentina Matvienko, it will be moved from the Okhtinsky Cape, but where is still unclear The St. Petersburg authorities, together with Gazprom, have made the final decision to relocate the Okhta Center public and business district from the Okhtinsky Cape, St.
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Dec 9, 2010
The periphery is in fire
European outsiders are increasingly difficult to make ends meet The periphery is in fire. Europe is waiting for a series of sovereign defaults, Citigroup analysts warn. According to their estimates, so that this does not happen, it is required to spend € 2 trillion, and half of this amount is right now.
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Dec 9, 2010
VTB is interested in acquiring a majority stake in the Bank of Moscow
VTB Group is interested in acquiring a majority stake in the Bank of Moscow, Interfax quotes a statement by Andrey Kostin, President and Chairman of the Board of VTB. "We think we are the only bank in Russia whose capital allows such a purchase," said A. Kostin, quoted by the Wall Street Journal on Wednesday. "We have made it very clear that we are interested in this purchase," he stressed. A.
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Dec 9, 2010
Royal plague
Inna Churikova and Dmitry Pevtsov are competing on the stage of Lenkom Royal plague. Fierce hatred and fierce thirst for power punish the kings immortality, and Korolev - infertility. The fact that he sows power in the soul of a person is the play "Aquitaine Lioness" in Lenkom James Goldman, of course, is not William Shakespeare.
New Times
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Dec 9, 2010
Published photos and videos from the underground bunker, where there are Wikileaks servers
Secret documents, the publication of which Julian Assange continues, are stored in a bunker of the Cold War, capable of withstanding the blow of a hydrogen bomb In the world media, numerous photo and video reports from the Swedish Data Center Pionen, owned by the Bahnhof ISP provider, appeared.
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Dec 9, 2010
It's a shame for the tandem
Those American diplomats who, in their dispatches, according to the revelations of the Wikileaks website, illustrated the working relationship between Vladimir Putin and Dmitry Medvedev with the help of the immortal comic book heroes Bob Kane and Bill Finger - Batman and Robin, obviously had a B at school in logic, like Lenin. Have you seen a touchy Batman anywhere - on screen or in real life? But Vladimir Vladimirovich was offended.
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Dec 9, 2010
"Sanya will stay with us"
Belarusian radio stations are actively promoting the song with obvious political overtones