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Перевод: Kiev

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Киев [геогр.]

Тезаурус:

1. Western potential for easing tension between parts of the former Soviet Union is easily exaggerated, but there is no harm in reminding Moscow and Kiev that their mutual hostility hardly creates a climate attractive to foreign aid and investment.
2. By April 1988, on the second anniversary of the Chernobyl eruption, fear had made the previously obedient people of Kiev brave enough to hold their first post-glasnost street demonstration.
3. Saxon Christianity in Kiev would have been tantamount to an attack, at least culturally, on the Byzantine flank.
4. While the french film industry expanded from its well-organized base, the Edison cartel encouraged the more effective organization that came from combining production and distribution in one company, and Edison's competitors like Shmuel Gelbfisz (Goldwyn), a former glove salesman from Lodz, or Lewis Zeleznik (Selznick), a jewellery dealer from Kiev, began to exploit the potential of the new medium in the US, many of the British pioneers decided to pack it in.
5. Washington is likely to react angrily to Kiev's stance, the latest example of brinkmanship between Russia and Ukraine over military matters, which could scuttle what was hailed as the most significant arms deal reached by the superpowers.
6. His last two months in Kiev have made a welcome change from his tour of duty in Sri Lanka, which expelled him last year, accusing him of interfering in elections.
7. It was Jones who, as a curator at Rockefeller's Museum of Primitive Art in the 1970s, first exhibited the Mitchell Collection, which subsequently travelled to the Hermitage, the Pushkin and the Kiev Museum.
8. At vegetable markets in Kiev old ladies argue over the relative radiation levels found in carrots and cabbage.
9. There was a fondness for the strict classical style, as seen in Moscow Kiev Station, affirming a desire to be recognized as a fully-fledged European power.
10. "The Kiev!"
11. The town called Bazar in the heart of the-Ukraine was found on the fringes of thick forestland to the north of the Kiev to Zhitomir railway.
12. In Kiev information collected from local hospitals by Greens, showing high rates of infant mortality, were not checked against statistics in similar cities elsewhere in the Soviet Union.
13. Gryschenko, 42, from Kiev, had had grave doubts about doing the first leg of the race.