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Speaking about the hermits and their style of life - as the Russian popular expression would have it - "Amish folks are nervously smoking stepping aside." ( I.e. they can't win the competition.)
As for the actions of the governor... this is the eternal Russian
"Insubordination to authorities! How dare you even to argue)))"
"The Siberian Times". Strange site. It does not have a Russian version. Contacts have an incorrect address (Moscow, Pushkin St., 123) and an erroneous telephone. Probably, owner of the site did not fill the contacts after buying the site from a developers.
dailymail gives an erroneous interpretation. And they added Putin for the effect. Terrible journalism.
The Siberian Times gave a normal description in general.
dailymail gives an erroneous interpretation. And they added Putin for the effect. Terrible journalism.
The Siberian Times gave a normal description in general.
That's western journalism for you. Add, omit, twist and in general distort the piece to fit the boiler plate propaganda required.
I say let her stay. It can't cost that much for a chopper on a routine flight to make a short stop.
greg is correct. All these foods are found in eastern European countries from Poland, Serbia to Russia and in between. The names change though so that's why the confusion exists. Take Polish Pierogi for example... they are vareniki not pirozhki. And they are also dumplings to us.
greg is correct. All these foods are found in eastern European countries from Poland, Serbia to Russia and in between. The names change though so that's why the confusion exists. Take Polish Pierogi for example... they are vareniki not pirozhki. And they are also dumplings to us.
Ah.. er... No.
"Dumplings" ( as far as I know) are identified with a totally different word in Russian, ( not the ones you've used above.)
However all these dishes from E.E you mentioned above, are marketed under their own original names in the US ( Polish version of it - at least where I live.)
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