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• Moscow
  '''Moscow''' ([[Russian language|Russian]]: Москва́ ''Moskva'') is the [[capit The [[Moscow Metro]], a [[subway system]], covers much of the [[city]]; the stations are
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• Moscow/Definition
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• Moscow/External Links
  *[http://engl.mosmetro.ru/ Moscow Metro] - official site; English version.
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• Moscow/Related Articles
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• Moscow
  '''Moscow''' ([[Russian language|Russian]]: Москва́ ''Moskva'') is the [[capit The [[Moscow Metro]], a [[subway system]], covers much of the [[city]]; the stations are
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• Lawrence Sheets/Definition
  ...versity]], 2000-2001; Caucasus Bureau Chief, Reuters, 1992-2000; Producer, Moscow Bureau, [[NBC News]], 1991-92
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• 1980 Summer Olympics/Definition
  The XXII Summer Olympic Games, held in Moscow (URS).
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• Andrei Piontkovsky/Definition
  Executive Director of the [[Strategic Studies Center (Moscow)]]; Visiting Fellow, [[Hudson Institute]]
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• Moscow/Related Articles
  {{r|Moscow Kremlin}} {{r|Moscow Metro}}
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• Dmitry Sklyarov/Bibliography
  After his release, Sklyarov was by interviewed by CNET and the Moscow Times.
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• Leo Tolstoy/External Links
  * [http://www.tolstoymuseum.ru/ State Leo Tolstoy Museum, Moscow (Russian)]
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• Maxim Grigoriev/Definition
  A [[Moscow]] born [[Swedish people|Swedish]] writer, who returned to [[Russia]] to pro
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• Vladimir Putin/External Links
  ...oscowtimes.com/mt_profile/vladimir_putin/432538.html Vladimir Putin] - ''[[Moscow Times]]'' biography.
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• Waldemar Klingelhoefer/Definition
  ...onderkommando 7b of [[Einsatzgruppe B]]; Commanding Officer of Vorkommando Moscow
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• Goodwill Games/Definition
  ...and 1984. The founder was Ted Turner, and the inaugural event was 1986 in Moscow, Russia.
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• Franz Six/Definition
  ...anks|Brigadefuehrer]]; member of the SD; Commanding Officer of Vorkommando Moscow of Einsatzgruppe B; scheduled to command Einsatzgruppen if UK was invaded;
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• Moscow/External Links
  *[http://engl.mosmetro.ru/ Moscow Metro] - official site; English version.
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• Alexei Arbatov/Definition
  ...-in-Residence and Co-chair of the Nonproliferation Program of the Carnegie Moscow Center
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• Carfentanil/Definition
  ...lized form possibly mixed with [[halothane]]; as an incapacitant in the [[Moscow theater hostage crisis]]; a number of deaths were associated with it becaus
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• Smog/Gallery
  |{{Image|Moscow smog in 2010.jpg| |200px|Smog in Moscow, 2010}}
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• Sviatoslav Richter
  ...Style) 1915, Zhitomir, [[Ukraine]], Russian Empire, died August 1, 1997, [[Moscow]], [[Russia]]) was a 20th century Ukrainian pianist whose mastery of his in ...5, in poor health, and performed pieces by Haydn and Beethoven. He died in Moscow on August 1, 1997.<ref>[http://www.trovar.com/str/bio.html Introduction to
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• Circus training
  * The [[Gurevich system (Circus)|Gurevich system]] of the Moscow Circus School * The [[Gurevich system (Circus)|Gurevich system]] of the Moscow Circus School
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• Anatoly Marchenko/External Links
  ...m/search/restricted/article?res=F50712F738580C7A8DDDAB0994DE484D81 He Gave Moscow No Peace]
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• Fentanyl/Related Articles
  {{r|Moscow theater hostage crisis}}
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• Fedor von Bock
  ...les from Moscow. He was unable to get the resources to press the attack on Moscow until October. ...of intense weather, and defenses the Russians had had time to build around Moscow, his advance ground to a halt. Hitler replaced him with [[Guenther von Klug
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• Russia/Related Articles
  {{r|Moscow}}
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• Circus/External Links
  *The Moscow State Circus [http://www.moscowstatecircus.com/]
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• Peter Kropotkin
  Peter Kropotkin was born 9 December (27 November old style) 1842, Moscow. His father was [[knyaz]] (Russian equivalent of duke) and major general Al He received secondary education in 1st Moscow gymnasium, graduated with honors from Page Corps in 1862, was promoted to o
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• VENONA
  ...20 December 1946, he broke into another KGB message that had been sent to Moscow Center two years earlier which contained a list of names of the leading sci ...he code word ISCOT, they also worked on clandestine radio messages between Moscow and [[COMINTERN]] (Communist International) outstations in German-occupied
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• Exponential growth/Bibliography
  ...d Economic Dynamics'' / Ed. by M. G. Dmitriev and A. P. Petrov, pp. 367–9. Moscow: Russian State Social University, 2004.
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• Maxim Grigoriev
  | birth_place = [[Moscow]] ...wedish]] writer and translator of Russian origin. He was born in 1980 in [[Moscow]] and only moved to [[Sweden]] in his teens.
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• Ronald Lehman/Definition
  ...ng Board of the [[International Science and Technology Center]] (ISTC), in Moscow; U.S. Department of Defense Threat Reduction Advisory Committee (TRAC), co-
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• German dialects/Bibliography
  ...erlag. (Translation of В. М. Жирмунский. 1956. ''Немецкая диалектология''. Moscow: Academy of Sciences of the USSR)
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• Pierre de Coubertin
  ...s suggested by the discoverer in connection with the 22nd Olympic Games in Moscow.<ref name="urlJPL Small-Body Database Browser">{{cite web |url=http://ssd.j
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• Ho Chi Minh/Personal names
  *Lin: pseudonym in Moscow, 1930s
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• Einsatzgruppen Case (NMT)/Related Articles
  ...of Sonderkommando 7b of Ensatzgruppe B; Commanding Officer of Vorkommando Moscow ...nks|Brigadefuehrer]]; member of the SD ; Commanding Officer of Vorkommando Moscow of Einsatzgruppe B.
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• Yuri Gagarin
  ...of four children in [[Klushino]], a [[village]] about 100 miles west of [[Moscow]]. His parents were [[collective farming|collective farmers]], and his fath ...ved to '[[Star City]]', a specially-built residence for cosmonauts outside Moscow, and Gagarin embarked on a rigorous training programme before making the hi
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• Military wings of political organizations
  ...the Organs of State Security. Each maintained a divisional-sized force in Moscow:
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• Alfred Schnittke
  ...in Russia and [[Europe]] in the last three decades of his life. Living in Moscow for most of his adult life, he composed over 250 different works, including
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• César Cui/Bibliography
  ...sar Antonovich Cui: A Biographical Sketch'''."] ''Артист'' [''Artist''] [Moscow], no. 34 (1894); reprinted and edited in his ''Избранные сочи
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• Jimmy Carter
  ...he Soviet Union after its invasion of Afghanistan, the boycott of the 1980 Moscow Olympics, and the return of the [[Panama Canal]] to Panama. With the inter
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• Superfunction/Bibliography
  <ref name="logo">Logo of the Physics Department of the Moscow State University. (In Russian); 250 anniversary of the Moscow State University. (In Russian)
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• Extrajudicial detention, Soviet Union, psychiatric
  ...the Institute of Psychiatry of the U.S.S.R. Academy of Medical Sciences in Moscow. "His key diagnosis was called "creeping" or "sluggish" schizophrenia, whi
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• Security organization of Saddam Hussein
  ...t as the Soviet Union would mix Party, Army, and Organs of State Security. Moscow, for example, had division-sized formations from the Army (106th Guards Air
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• International Astronomical Union/Catalogs
  * '''Xth IAU General Assembly''' (1958): [[Moscow]], [[Soviet Union]]
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• Franz Six
  In [[Operation Barbarossa]], he commanded Vorkommando Moscow of Einsatzgruppe B. In the [[Einsatzgruppen Case (NMT)]], he was convicted
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• Dmitri Shostakovich/Bibliography
  Shostakovich, Dmitry. ''Shostakovich About Himself and His Times'' (Moscow: Progress Publishers, 1980).
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• Tigran Petrosian
  ...gan to play and win many tournaments there. He won the 1951 tournament in Moscow, and began to show steady progress. ...ames.com/perl/chessgame?gid=1032639 Tigran Petrosian vs Mikhail Botvinnik, Moscow 1963 (5th game of the WCh match), Gruenfeld Defense: Three Knights. Burille
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• Vladimir Putin
  ...ughters, Maria Putina (born 1985) and Yekaterina Putina (born 1986).<ref>''Moscow Times'': '[http://www.themoscowtimes.com/mt_profile/vladimir_putin/432538.h
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• Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact
  ...nion, [[Joachim von Ribbentrop]] and [[Vyacheslav Molotov]], was signed in Moscow on 23 August 1939. The Pact had both a public and a secret section.<ref>{{
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• Fast food
  ...hat their products are sourced and designed so that they taste the same in Moscow, Madrid and Massachusetts. The reduction in cultural diversity has prompted
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• Harold Denny
  ...-07-04/> He covered other important international stories, including the [[Moscow show trials]]. He wrote a book based on his coverage of unrest in [[Nicara Denny married [[Jean Bullitt Lowery]], in Moscow, in 1936.<ref name=nytimes1941-11-29/> She was an American woman, fifteen
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• Osaka (city)/Bibliography
  ...''Second Metropolis: Pragmatic Pluralism in Gilded Age Chicago, Silver Age Moscow, and Meiji Osaka.'' (2001). 464 pp.
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• Logistic sequence
  | journal= Moscow University Physics Bulletin | journal=[[Moscow University Physics Bulletin]]
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• Russian Liberation Army/Bibliography
  ...Войны и его изучение в российской историографии. Вопросы Истории 11/2004, Moscow. P. 153-164.
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• Andrey Andreyevich Vlasov/Bibliography
  ...Войны и его изучение в российской историографии. Вопросы Истории 11/2004, Moscow. P. 153-164.
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• Andrey Andreyevich Vlasov
  ...t school and seminary as a student without means. In 1918, he attended the Moscow Institute of Agriculture, and in 1920, he joined the [[Red Army]]. He quick ...s picture is featured in [[Pravda]] as one of the Heroes of the Defense of Moscow.
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• Missile vehicle
  ...endscreen&v=hdAl9Pes0Pw Victory Parade in the World War II - 2008 (Russia, Moscow, Red Square)]</ref>
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• Fascism
  ...marxists.org/archive/lenin/works/1906/aug/29.htm V.I.Lenin. Lessons of the Moscow Uprising. (1906)]</ref> ...18)] V.I.Lenin, Collected Works, 4th English Edition, Progress Publishers, Moscow, 1966, v.28, p.368-372</ref>.
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• Einsatzgruppe/Related Articles
  ...of Sonderkommando 7b of Ensatzgruppe B; Commanding Officer of Vorkommando Moscow
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• Henry David Thoreau/Bibliography
  ...au''', translation from Russian by Sergei Syrovatkin. Progress Publishers, Moscow, 1989. A Soviet publication on Thoreau and his world view and outlook, his
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• Iteration of function
  D.Kouznetsov, H.Trappmann. Superfunctions and square root of factorial. Moscow University Physics Bulletin, 2010, v.65, No.1, p.6-12. (Russian version: p. D.Kouznetsov, H.Trappmann. Superfunctions and square root of factorial. Moscow University Physics Bulletin, 2010, v.65, No.1, p.6-12. (Russian version: p.
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• Russia
  Russia's [[capital]] and largest city is [[Moscow]]. Other large cities include [[Saint Petersburg]], [[Chelyabinsk]], [[Kaza
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• Roman Jakobson
  ...as a leading figure of the [[Moscow Linguistic Circle]] and took part in [[Moscow]]'s active world of [[avant-garde]] art and poetry. The linguistics of the
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• Max Euwe
  ...last. This tournament was played partly in [[The Hague]], and partly in [[Moscow]] and was won by [[Mikhail Botvinnik]].
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• Nahshon Nahshonov
  Following his graduation from med school, Nahshonov moved to Moscow after deciding that [[dentistry]] will not be his core business. The same y ...khstan]] and Uzbekistan. The first two shops are scheduled to be open in [[Moscow]] and [[Saint Petersburg]] during 2013. Nahshonov is the entrepreneur estab
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• Gurevich system (circus)
  In the 1950’s, 60’s and 70’s The Gurevich system of the Moscow Circus School was created as the basis for the curricula of the Russian Cir
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• George Kennan
  While serving as the charge d'affaires (acting head) of the U.S. embassy in Moscow, he submitted what has become known as the "Long Telegram" <ref name=LT>{{c
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• Soviet Union/Catalogs
  || Russian SFSR || [[Moscow]] || 147,386,000 || 51.40% || 141,377,752 || -4% || 8.6 || 17,075,200 || 76
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• Soviet legacy
  ...(as opposed to a market economy). Once central planning as directed from Moscow stopped, the economies of the constituent republics were thrown into turmoi
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• Containment policy
  ...istration]]'s [[charge d'affaires]] (acting head) of the U.S. embassy in [[Moscow]]. Kennan's policy came from what is known as the "Long Telegram",<ref nam
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• Olympic Games/Catalogs/Summer Games venues
  | '''1980''' || [[1980 Summer Olympics|Moscow (URS)]] || 203 || 21 || 5179 (4064 men, 1115 women) || 80 ||
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• Superfunction
  ...math>\sqrt{!~}~</math> was used as logo of the Physics department of the [[Moscow State University]] <ref name="logo">Logo of the Physics Department of the Moscow State University. (In Russian);
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• Sarah Mendelson
  ...4 and 1995, she served on the staff of the National Democratic Institute’s Moscow office, where she worked with Russian political activists. From 1995 to 199
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• Shigenori Togo
  While Hirota was talking with Malik, Ambassador Sato had been instructed in Moscow to prepare the way for a Japanese emissary to discuss improvement of Soviet
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• Anatoly Marchenko
  .... He was one of the founder members of the influential and much-emulated [[Moscow Helsinki Group]]. He organized protests and appeals, and authored a number ...May, 1968, while still formally living in Alexandrov, he was working in [[Moscow]] as a loader, the only job available to him, even though doctors had forbi
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• FIFA World Cup
  * 2018 '''France 4–2 Croatia''' at [[Luzhniki Stadium]], Moscow
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• One-time pad
  ...he original implementation of MOLINK, the "hotline" between Washington and Moscow, which was encrypted with a commercial machine that originally used one-tim | title = Moscow's Still Holding
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• Russian Revolution of 1905
  ...tionary government. Similar Soviet's were founded in other cities, such as Moscow and Odessa. ...e building and arrest other prominent leaders such as [[Leon Trotsky]]. In Moscow however a new general strike was called, barricades were laid down and figh
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• Comintern
  ...center for helping Communist activities worldwide; it was theoretically in Moscow only because Russia was the first nation to come under Communist control. I The first formal meeting was held in March 1919, in Moscow, "with 51 delegates present: 35 with decisive votes representing 17 countri
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• Town square
  *[[Red Square]] in [[Moscow]] was originally used as an outdoor marketplace and later became the stage
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• Samantha Smith
  ...ess of the people and by the presents many people made them. Speaking at a Moscow press conference, Smith declared that the Russians were "just like us". ...ountain were named in Smith's honour, and a monument to her was built in [[Moscow]]; "Samantha Smith Alley" in [[Artek (camp)|Artek]] [[Young Pioneer camp]]
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• Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
  ...anist [[Anton Rubenstein]]. Tchaikovsky became professor of harmony at the Moscow Conservatory, where he met dramatist [[Aleksandr Nikolayevich Ostrovsk]], w
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• Valery Menshikov
  Anna Smolchenko. Strategy for Space Industry. Moscow Times, 07 July 2006: <i> "Menshikov... He added that the 21 percent product
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• Soviet Union
  ...ome territories, many would refuse to join him in the attempted advance on Moscow. Both Kolchak and Denikin would be assisted by the Allied Powers who recent
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• Alexander Monro secundus
  ...d he was elected a member of the Royal Academies of Paris, Madrid, Berlin, Moscow, and other learned institutions.
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• Operation Barbarossa
  ...mbined thrust toward [[Kiev]], and a thrust through the Baltic States to [[Moscow]]. This would be followed by pincers from north and south, then an operatio On 13 June 1941, Moscow Radio broadcast a [[TASS]] report that appeared to be in Stalin's personal
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• Cuban Missile Crisis
  ...orporations--had succeeded fascism as most dangerous agent of imperialism. Moscow's recent break with Beijing meant that it had to compete for influence amon ==Havana and Moscow==
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• Elbridge Durbrow
  ...tate (U.S.)]], then in Counselor of Embassy and Deputy Chief of Mission in Moscow from 1946 to 1948 under Ambassador and former general [[Walter Bedell Smith
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• Jason Bonham
  ...outstanding that night. In 1989, Bonham appeared as a special guest at the Moscow Music Peace Festival, performing the song 'Rock and Roll (Led Zeppelin song
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• Intelligence on the Korean War
  ...counterbalances to this view, either questioning the absolute authority of Moscow over other Communist states or noting that cultural, historic, or nationali ...policymakers that all East Asian senior Soviet diplomats were recalled to Moscow for consultations. Unfortunately, it was assumed this was to consult about
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• Pali/Bibliography
  * ''The Pāli Language'', T. Y. Elizarenkova and V. N. Toporov, Nauka, Moscow, 1976: [https://vk.com/doc1116419_631732571?hash=5SFcWytLfST3PuG85XNTVbezYF
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• Reagan Doctrine
  ...s Communist system--merely to protect flimsy satellite states distant from Moscow. Reagan mustered his political strength in a see-saw battle with Congress, ...litary backing for the anticommunist guerrillas was the main factor behind Moscow's policy reversal in Angola.<ref>{{citation
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• Olympic Games
  ====United States boycott (Moscow 1980)====
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• UEFA Champions League
  * 2007–08 '''Manchester United 1–1 Chelsea''' at [[Luzhniki Stadium]], Moscow '''(Manchester United won penalty shoot-out 6–5)'''
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• Averell Harriman
  ...vestigating ways to end the [[Vietnam War]]. Johnson, in 1966, sent him to Moscow to try to get support in restarting the Geneva conference on Vietnam. <ref
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• Ken Livingstone
  ...rabbi and the local imam—is that they all don’t want a gay rights march in Moscow." In interview with Simon Parker, 2007</blockquote>
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• Paleolinguistics
  ...s as to the validity of the hypothesis. A good example of this sort is the Moscow school of Nostraticists, founded by [[Vladislav Illich-Svitych]] and includ
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• Truong Chinh
  In 1982, he headed a mission to Moscow, unsuccessfully requesting for Soviet economic assistance.<ref>Karnow, p. 3
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• Circus
  ...within a ring; large circuses may have multiple rings, like the six ringed Moscow State Circus. A circus traditionally has its own band. * The Gurevich system of the Moscow Circus School
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• Dog/Related Articles/Masterlist
  *[[Moscow Guard dog]] *[[Moscow Watchdog]]
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• Perpetual motion machine
  [http://www.defesanet.com.br/space/russia_share.htm Moscow Times July 7, 2006]
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• System
  ...to Social Macrodynamics: Compact Macromodels of the World System Growth''. Moscow: URSS. ISBN 5-484-00414-4 [http://urss.ru/cgi-bin/db.pl?cp=&lang=en&blang=e
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• Afghanistan War (1978–1992)
  ...n were themselves bitterly divided between the Khalq and Parcham factions. Moscow confronted a quandary. Afghanistan had been neutralised for sixty years, an ...tory". ''Critical Asian Studies'' 2006 38(2): 239–263.</ref> At this point Moscow decided not to send troops but instead stepped up shipments of military equ
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