Putin's chief of staff named new mayor of Moscow
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Dewaashita
YES!!!
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Dewaashita
Bit of detail, the former mayor wipped out roughly about 50 percent of the historical architectural triumphs in and around Moscow.
so double YES!!!
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"When Putin anointed Medvedev as his preferred successor in the 2008 presidential vote, Sobyanin was chosen to run his campaign. Putin then placed Sobyanin in the key position of the Cabinet chief of staff, with the title of deputy prime minister."
I think I owe Putin a beer.
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