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I cannot explain the tears that flow at the sight of old Russian women sweeping the sidewalks or witnessing the "Babushkas" mopping the floors of the Orthodox churches.
Dr. Judith Rich: The Soul Of A Place: Where Does Your Soul Call Home? 2010
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"" Babushkas [Russian grannies] have been growing cabbages in their dachas and trading them to neighbors for centuries here, '' he explained.
A Black Hole 2008
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This has triggered what some are calling the revolt of the Babushkas, the grandmothers.
Parsing Putin 2005
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This has triggered what some are calling the revolt of the Babushkas, the grandmothers.
Parsing Putin 2005
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This has triggered what some are calling the revolt of the Babushkas, the grandmothers.
Parsing Putin 2005
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BREAKING NEWS: Frolov deal not official yet, saving the announcement for a 1 hour special on Sputnik TV, sponsored by Olga's Babushkas and Ice Cream.
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Babushkas would rather stare at their sensible black shoes than revel in the promise of stars.
The Clarity of Night 2009
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Babushkas and enthusiastically explained our mission.
TravelPod.com TravelStream™ — Recent Entries at TravelPod.com 2009
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The Rivers of Steel National Heritage Area will hold a "Babushkas and Hard Hats" tour from
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