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(Interestingly, an article in Novoye vremya this week on the possibility of an emerging split between Medvedev and Putin noted that "according to insiders in the government, Putin doesn't show much interest in the recommendations of experts.")
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Citing unidentified "insider" sources, Novoye vremya reports that Medvedev's allies in the State Duma are trying to water down pending legislation expanding the definition of treason and espionage.
Brian Whitmore: A Creeping Police State or Looming Anarchy 2009
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The official silence about the meeting has led Novoye vremya this week to editorialize that the meeting was nothing but another example of the Kremlin's "liberalism for export."
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At the end of the sixteenth century the old dynasty became extinct, and after a short period of political anarchy, commonly called "the troublous times" (smutnoe vremya), the Romanof family were raised to the throne by the will of the people, or at least by those who were assumed to be its representatives.
Russia Donald Mackenzie Wallace 1880
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Album: Basso Profondo From Old Russia Song: Do not cast me off in the time of old age Ne otverzhi mene vo vremya starosti, for chorus, Op.
News 2012
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Here's a little nugget from a recent report by Vladimir Ukhov in the weekly "Novaya vremya."
Latest Articles Radio Free Europe 2009
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Novoye vremya "this week to editorialize that the meeting was nothing but another example of the Kremlin's" liberalism for export. "
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