So, sometime in 1992 or 3 we went and opened a little Russian company so as to be able to pay people.
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With Izzy, the French sheen became a little more Russian in its sound.
Two big mistakes were to choose a name that meant little to Russian drinkers, and to skimp on the advertising needed to establish the new label in the crucial markets of Moscow and St Petersburg.
Analysts said that while Russian companies would bear the brunt of the tax, overall it would have little impact on the Russian economy.
With little fanfare, the Russian IT industry is quickly turning into a globally competitive sector.
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So far, there is little sign that the Russian state is up to it.
Anything else is little better than playing Russian roulette.
Hence, there is little doubt that MTS complies with Russian law which requires that encrypted messages be decoded.
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But the people who run Russian finance have shown little enthusiasm for using the powers they already have.
The Kremlin said Russian security services gathered little information on Mr. Tsarnaev, but officials in the province of Dagestan said they tracked him during a six-month trip there in 2012.
He's been struck by the little wooden houses that dot a Russian Orthodox cemetery in Fairbanks, Alaska, the photographs on tombstones in Key West, Florida, and the inscriptions he's come across during his travels.
Russian businesses are looking a little more hopeful, at least on paper.
So long as it could book a quarter of its reserves and a fifth of its oil output via the Russian venture, BP cared little about slower growth.
While I was in Little League his ship the Randolph was hunting Russian submarines.
However, Hoover appointed me to do research in its magnificent collections of Russian and Soviet archives, knowing little or nothing about my economic views.
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Most television and radio stations broadcast news both in Russian and Kazakh, but they have little money to do much else.
My first time here I took a tour of Red Square with three other people and a Russian guide named Olenka, which means little Olga.
Frequented by Russian holidaymakers, the peninsula has had little influence from the West and is better known for its war history than for the long strips of pebble beach propping the rocky Crimean Mountains.
If Israel had not empowered the Quartet generally and the US specifically to determine whether the PA and Israel are behaving properly, a European or Russian decision to recognize Hamas would have little impact.
The little station, in the middle of a vast Russian nowhere, quickly became the site of a protomedia frenzy when telegraph wires flashed news of Tolstoy's illness, and Sofya came to see her beloved husband for the last time.
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Russian forest inspectors I spoke to said there was little they could do against such well-funded and organised gangs.
More strangely still, Mr. Theroux says little about the fraught relations between ethnic Estonians and the large Russian minority that Soviet rule left behind.
Little wonder that recent opinion polls reveal that 69% of Russian citizens regard the West as an "enemy" and 58% believe Russia should resist Western influences.
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In 1987, the 1985 Williams Selyem Rochioli Vineyard Pinot Noir won top honors at the California State Fair and the little garage winery was suddenly above the radar, as was Russian River Pinot.
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Whether the greatest problem emerges from the Russian executive or legislative branches, there should be little doubt that the United States and its allies will shortly be confronted with a slew of serious new challenges from Moscow -- and must adjust its policies and personnel accordingly.
So the sailors called it the "Little Golden Fish" - or "Zolotaya Rybka" in Russian - after a magical, fairy-tale fish which makes people's wishes come true.
Some Arcelor shareholders have complained they had little say in the deal with Severstal, which would give the Russian group's majority-owner and chairman, Alexei Mordashov, 32.2% of the enlarged group.
What is more, little, if any, of this sort of aid directly benefits average Russian citizens.
Mr. Harris said Mr. Fogle spoke little about his job, though he had talked about working closely with Russian officials.
"Of course we're concerned, but we also recognize there's very little we can do, " said Mr. Pukhov, of the Russian Defense Ministry's Public Advisory Council.
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