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But for many Russians, it was seen as merely a spillover of the violence already afflicting a distant region.
This development is regarded by many Russians as a slightly vulgar commercialization of a national treasure,
For many Russians in the 1990s“democracy” had meant corruption and poverty
Putin struck a chord among many Russians in 2005 when he described the Soviet Union's collapse as a geopolitical catastrophe
But many Russians are convinced to this day that the delay was a deliberate ploy.
So do many Russians, including shameless Putinists who denounce the West's decadence
For many Russians the winter holidays aren't finished until January 14,
Old New Year While it may sound like a paradox, for many Russians the winter holidays aren't finished until January 14, when they celebrate Old New Year.
But for many Russians, today's Cathedral of Christ the Savior is a grand symbol for the fact that religion once again holds an important place in Russian society.
On the other hand, many Russians still believe that it was Big Business that manipulated the government;
Thanks to GDP growth that has averaged almost 7% a year under Mr Putin, many Russians feel better off,
They could not understand that what they saw as the best possible order seemed to many Russians to be both hypocritical and unstable.
Probably not many Russians have managed to finish all four volumes of War
That will pose a serious logistical challenge for many Russians, whose country, the world's largest by territory, stretches across 11 time zones.
Like critics abroad, many Russians were quick to praise the film both for its artistic quality
a favorite holiday destination for many Russians, have not been resumed since,
On holiday many Russians transform from their gloomy
Now the economic situation in Russia will not allow many Russians to rest at this resort,
Many Russians might see that as a positive change rather than a sophisticated political plot.
the summer holiday season, when many Russians would rather be enjoying their time off in their dachas.