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May 24, 2001
Kournikova showed her teeth. Davenport is shocked!
Kournikova showed her teeth. Davenport is shocked!
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May 24, 2001
Sergei Mikhailov: Prison has its own language┘
Truly inscrutable paths... Who would have thought that Pavel Borodin would end up in the same Geneva prison at Chan-de-Lonne, where Sergei Mikhailov was crowing before him? True, Pal Palych did not languish in captivity for long, being released on bail of $3.5 million. Mikhailov did not face bail, so he had to sit in Swiss dungeons for more than two years. As they say, out of jail and out of pocket┘ ≈ You know Pal Palych, right?
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May 24, 2001
Lisovsky Sergey
Lisovsky Sergey Lisovsky Sergey Fedorovich Born on April 25, 1960 in Moscow. Father - Fedor Viktorovich Lisovsky - Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Professor at the Institute of Radio Electronics of the Russian Academy of Sciences. He is a co-author of the English-Russian Dictionary of Radio Electronics and a number of other special dictionaries.
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May 24, 2001
Yuri Luzhkov ordered the Tsar Cannon
Moscow Mayor Yuri Luzhkov decided to perpetuate the memory of Moscow and in Ukraine, namely in the Donbass. Fortunately, the moment turned out to be opportune: in May or June the “Golden Scythian” festival will be held there, accompanied by events to popularize the mining town. And in September the Days of Donbass will be held in Moscow. So, the Moscow leader will go to Donetsk with a gift - an exact copy of the world famous “Tsar Cannon”.
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May 24, 2001
The Ugolnikovs have completed the renovation. And started a new one
The Ugolnikov couple have just finished building a family nest. After which she rushed to the opening of the “Decor Week” at the Museum of Decorative and Applied Arts, where most of the capital’s elite visited for the love of beautiful interiors. Alla Ugolnikova, a builder by profession, admitted to us that she supervised the construction of her own house from laying the foundation to the last finishing detail.
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May 24, 2001
From the quarterfinals to the finals┘
From the quarterfinals to the finals┘ The quarterfinals at the Stockholm Open, which took place late today, unexpectedly became the semifinals at the same time. The fact is that Kafelnikov's supposed opponent in the semifinals, Sebastien Grosjean, having received the news of the death of his grandmother, was forced to leave Stockholm and immediately flew to France.
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May 24, 2001
:: Interlocutor Online :: "Weekly Interlocutor"
Subscription Archive Last issue on sale from 05.24.01 Heroes of this issue: Shoigu Sergei Clinton Bill Gverdtsiteli Tamara Kirkorov Philip Venediktov Alexey Efremov Oleg Luzhkov Yuri Philip Kirkorov: My enemies help me move forward Philip Kirkorov has just returned from Turkey, where he gave his only concert in Antalya.
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May 24, 2001
It’s just that the cudgel The Prosecutor General’s Office today most closely resembles this weapon
Any dictatorship necessarily requires a cudgel. The dictatorship of law proclaimed in Russia is a special cudgel. Weighty as a club and obedient as a magic wand: power should always have a guaranteed result. This role is assigned to the Prosecutor General's Office - recent changes in this department lead to exactly this conclusion. The Investigative Department of the Prosecutor General's Office is, one might say, its heart.
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May 24, 2001
Danilko Andrey
Danilko Andrey Danilko Andrey Mikhailovich. Born on October 2, 1973 in Poltava. He studied at the school theater-studio “Grotesques” under the direction of director Anatoly Trigub. He defended the honor of the school in KVN. In 1989, the “Grotesque” theater collapsed, and Andrei had to start independent creativity: for his act “Saleswoman” he received the first fee of ≈ five rubles. After graduating from school, Andrei tried to enter a music school.
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May 24, 2001
Nikolai Trubach: Not Humbert Humbert, but...
“As far as I can remember,” says Nikolai, “I always played the trumpet and sang. At first I studied vocals out of interest. And then I got so carried away that the vocal teacher at the music school tried to drag me into the vocal department. I could walk along the corridor of an educational institution and calmly hum any aria or part from the opera. Joking, he easily adapted to Kozlovsky or Atlantov. But the trumpet always came first.
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May 24, 2001
Find out the truth in your eyes
When we say about a person that “he has a charming look,” we ourselves do not realize that the size of the pupils is to blame. Modern scientists claim that the latter behave completely independently of the impulses sent by the brain. Thanks to the size of the pupils, we can often recognize a person’s mood. For example, narrowed ones mean an angry, gloomy state, while expanded ones mean interest and excitement.
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May 24, 2001
From paycheck to paycheck
Women spend more money than men, the Moscow Federation of Trade Unions has just discovered. And she also gave the average subsistence level of ≈ 5 thousand rubles, from which only one conclusion can be drawn: politicians, pop stars, sports stars and other celebrities were ignored by the trade union. "Interlocutor" corrects this error. Now everyone will know how much and what they are willing to spend. Pavel Bure: $383 thousand for an apartment Where I bought it: in Moscow, in the South-West.
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May 24, 2001
From the age of 9 as a concubine with her own father
In what happened on the outskirts of Novosibirsk from 1995 to 2000, Marta, due to her youth, did not find anything, as they say, reprehensible. And only when she turned 11 did she realize that there were no other fathers and daughters like her in the area.
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May 24, 2001
The NHL repeated the 1964 record
The NHL repeated the 1964 record For only the second time in NHL history (the first time was 1964), both Stanley Cup semifinals will be decided in seven games. This became clear today after the Colorado Avalanche defeated the Dallas Stars (2:1) and tied the score in the Western Final ≈ 3:3. The best player on the court was Ray Bourque, who scored one goal and organized the second, winning one. “Finally, we caught our luck,” Colorado coach Bob Hartley exclaimed after the final siren.
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May 24, 2001
New attack by Sergei Dorenko
On April 15 at 19:38, Sergei Dorenko again hit a person, but this time in the literal sense of the word. The victim, an employee of the Navy headquarters, captain of the first rank, 48-year-old Valery Nikitin, was taken to the 1st city. hospital with a diagnosis of a bruise of the left leg, a fracture of the sternum and a suspected concussion. “I decided to take a walk with my daughter Marianna and the dog along the Krylatsky Hills,” he told Interlocutor.
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