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• Fukushima disaster
  Mainichi. Table of contamination for 2011 March 14–21. (In Japanese; since 2014, not available)</ref></center></small></div> The catastrophe was caused by the series of the earthquakes in March 11 (estimated to have magnitude 8.9 by the [[Richter's scale]]) foll
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• Fukushima catastrophe
  Mainichi. Table of contamination for 2011 March 14–21. (In Japanese)</ref>]] ...of contamination. Newton Graphic Science Magazine, 2011, issue 7, p. 27. (In Japanese)</ref>]]
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• Fukushima disaster, timeline of links
  ...s of nuclear reactors in Japan in 2011 March. Some of these links are used in the articles [[Russia used the nuclear weapon in 2011]],<br>
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• What 10 Years of Putin Have Brought
  ...concept prepared by [[Vladimir Milov]] and [[Boris Nemtsov]]. It is placed in [[TORI]] with [[Science|scientific]] purposes. ...ing the same phenomena (for example, the appearance of publications cited) in a different way, should be greatly appreciated.
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• Putin must go
  ...under an open letter demanding the resignation of the [[Prime Minister of Russia]] [[Vladimir Putin]]. The campaign was started on the Internet on 10 March<
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• Mikhail Golovatov
  </ref>. Golovatov is hiding in Russia from the international police. Since December 1979, Golovatov participated in the [[Soviet aggression in Afghanistan]],
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• Japan
  [[Japan]] ( 日本 , にほん)　is country in the Pacific Ocean, near the East side of Asia, ...iri]], [[Shikotan]], [[Urupu]], [[Habomai]]) occupied by the Soviet troops in 1945 are under control of the Russian government, which claim that these is
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• Андрей Семенов. Чуров украл голоса в Дедовске и отдал Едру.
  ...es [[Gravitsapa]], [[Nevsky Express bombing (2009)]], [[Katyn-2]], [[Putin in archeology]], and, especially, those about the [[2011.12.04.election/chrono ...of violations. The database of the alterations is available in Russian and in English
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• Edro
  ...Ро, [[Единая Россия]]) is ruling political party, mafia in [[Russia]] of century 21. The party is created in approximately year 2000 for support of [[Vladimir Putin]] and does not seem
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• 2011.12.10 meeting at Tokyo
  ...on|parliament election in Russia]] held 1011.12.04; the meeting took place in vicinity of the Russian Embassy. The main slogans of the meeting were '''З The meeting was part of the world-wide company of protests
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• Анатомия протеста
  Russia PM Vladimir Putin accuses US over poll protests. 8 December 2011. http://www.usatoday.com/news/world/story/2011-12-08/Clinton-Putin-Russia/51729210/1
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• Procter and Gambe
  specialuzng in the consuming products. ...lared to be a Fortune 500 American multinational corporation headquartered in downtown Cincinnati, Ohio and manufactures a wide range of consumer goods
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• Bloody sunday
  ...оскресенье]]) – event of the brutal suppression of a sunday's protests by federal troops. ...s used in various countries in can be applied to different events occurred in various centuries.
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• Omon
  In the similar meaning, the term [[cosmonaut]] is also used. [[Dmitrii Peskov]] thnks that omon sometime is too soft and should act in a more aggressive way, killing the protesters.
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• Protest
  Civil people who participate in the actions of protest are called '''protester'''s ==Protests in Russia==
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• Nadezhda Tolokonnikova
  ...qualified their [[Punk-moleben]] in the orthodox commercial center [[XXC]] in Moscow. Natalia Antonova. The [[Pussy Riot]] trial exposes a Russian court system in crisis. 2012 JULY 30.
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• Herod law
  ...s the Massacre of the Innocents, when Herod ordered the killing of infants in Bethlehem.</i> Vladimir Kara-Murza. Standing Up to Russia's 'Herod's Law'. 4 January 2013.
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• Revolution
  [[File:KremlinFire.jpg|330px|thumb|Kremlin in fire, forecast for 2015–2016 [[Revolution]] ( [[революция]] ) is event of sharp, strong change in some process that usually is supposed to show smooth evolution.
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• File:396543 158948560876010 100002826026738 207289 1730181525 n.jpg ...f protest against the [[election fraud]] at the [[2011.12.04.Election]] in Russia. that [[Hillary Clinton]] ([[Хиллари Клинтон]]) supports the protests from the USA Department. See the article [[Putin versus Clinton]] for the d (641 × 960 (64 KB)) - 09:40, 21 June 2013

• File:998057 20071009134710.jpg [[Category:Russia]] [[Category:Protests]] (320 × 240 (42 KB)) - 09:38, 21 June 2013

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