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In Siberian city, cat more popular than 6 mayoral candidates -...
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Tired of the dog-eat-dog politics in their Russian city, the residents of Barnaul say they want a cat to be their next mayor.
Skater Profile | Ivan Karpov | Men | Russia | SpeedSkatingNews
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Sportlerdaten von Ivan Karpov #2 (RUS) - Statistiken, Wettkampfergebnisse, Bestzeiten, Rekorde und Informationen.
Fitness Club “Bagatur” - News - The trainer of the Fitness Club...
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The trainer of the Fitness Club “Bagatur” Ivan Karpov achieved a new record in Russia. In December 5-8 in the “Vega” Sportcomplex in the City of Berdsk took place the open Cup of Asia in powerlifting and separate movements among the amateurs and professionals of the “Steel Arena-3”. The all-round ...
Tuesday's KPIX 5 Spelling Bee Challenge - CBS San Francisco
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Test your spelling skills against morning anchors Frank Mallicoat and Maria Medina and local champion Ivan Karpov
Barsik the cat a frontrunner in Siberian city election | CBC News
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"Through the image of Barsik the cat, our people are sending definite wishes to the future head of Barnaul," says regional Gov. Alexander Karlin. "The conclusion has been made that there's absolutely no trust among voters for any of the candidates," said local Communist Party official, Ivan Karpov.
Gallery: CBS Bay Area Spelling Bee Contestants – CBS San...
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49 students assembled in the studios of KPIX in San Francisco on Saturday to compete in the CBS Bay Area Spelling Bee.
Nicole Mosconi e Matteo Orsi d'oro a Lignano
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Mew World Order: Siberian City Backs Cat for Mayor
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In a poll of residents of Barnaul, Russia, a Siamese cat named Barsik nabbed more than 90 percent of the vote.
No dog-eat-dog politics: Siberian city backs cat for mayor
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“Through the image of Barsik the cat, our people are sending definite wishes to the future head of Barnaul,” says regional Gov. Alexander Karlin. “The conclusion has been made that there's absolutely no trust among voters for any of the candidates,” said local Communist Party official, Ivan Karpov.
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