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The number of protesters is much higher than that of Russian opposition managed to gather in recent times.
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However, the situation has changed in recent times as“whistle blowers” have stepped forward
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The series of failures it has suffered in recent times, both in foreign and domestic policy, have created a sense of nervousness.
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