1. Now the government is preparing new legislation 2. In a class society, private property divides people 3. There are some public institutions governing society 4. The police often arrested prisoners trying to maintain order 5. Private ownership divides society into a bourgeois state.<span>
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Alla Pugacheva was born Alla Borisovna Pugacheva on April 15, 1949, in Moscow, Russia. Her father, named Boris Mikhailovich Pugachev, was a shoe factory manager in the city of Taldom, Russia. Her mother, named Zinaida Arkhipovna (nee Odegova), was a housewife. She has a junior brother, named Evgeni Borisovich Pugachev.
<span>At the early age of 5, young Alla Pugacheva made her first public performance at the prestigious Pillar Hall of Palace of Unions in Moscow. From 1956-1965 she studied piano and singing at the music school No31. In 1965, she made her radio debut with the popular song 'Robot' on the Moscow Radio. From 1965-1971 she studied singing and choir directing at Moscow College of Music named after Ippolitov-Ivanov. From 1976-1981 she studied acting and directing at Moscow Institute of Theatrical Art from which she graduated as director.</span>
Январь-януар
февраль-фэбруар
март-марч
апрель-эйприл
май-мэй
июнь-юни
июль-юли
август-огуст
сентябрь-сэптембэр
октябрь-октобэр
ноябрь-новэмбэр
декабрь -десэмбэр
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Team Co., Ltd
Budivelnykiv, st.49, office 485
Zaporozhye, Ukraine
Dear Sirs,
I am writting to complain about the goods we ordered from your company, they have not been supplied correctly.
On the seventh of June, 2013 we placed an order with your firm for 12,000 ultra super
long-life batteries, but the consignment contained only 1,200 batteries.
I am writing to ask you to please make up the shortfall immediately and
to ensure that such errors do not happen again. Otherwise, we may have
to look elsewhere for our supplies.
<span> At the very least, I deserve an apology in writing as I think it is appalling. I can be reached at the address given above or by phone 8 (433) 67-58-901
Yours faithfully,
Svetlana.</span>