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The first one:
I believe it is for sanooooook to point out that it is almost 16 and a half hours to 5pm on 22 August, and the video says "today was a clean-up day".
I believe it's for sanooooook to point out that it's almost 16 and a half hours to 5pm on August 22, and in the video " there was a clean-up day today".
In short, they figured out that watching the concert, not a single Nashist with a shovel will get on the bus, and the forest cleansing must be filmed in advance ))
and then there's something glitchy in the chain.
In short, they understood that watching the concert, not a single Nashist with a shovel will get on the bus, and the forest must be cleared in advance )).
and then something glitchy went down the chain.
Isn't there any news of an ecological nature? So that today we could find out what happened tomorrow?
;)
Isn't there any news of an environmental nature? You know, so you can find out today what happened tomorrow?
;)
"I don't know another country like that..." (c)
"...state-of-the-art technological complex..."
>"...state-of-the-art technological complex..."
>
Mischek 22.08.2010 00:53
"... the latest technological complex ..."
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Well, it all makes sense. For a good kickback, they bought unwanted "junk" for huge sums of money.
Nowadays, such procurement "deals" for government agencies are no longer a crime. On the contrary, it is the norm of life.
It is not in vain that independent statistics experts note that about 80-90% (!) of earmarked government funds go left (into the pockets of officials) - precisely through such purchases of "cutting-edge technology...." that no one needs.
This is how we live....