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In it, Nicholas Kulish and Sara Rhodin report from Kiev on a growing sense of fear that Ukraine will be the next target of the new Russian Empire.
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In it, Nicholas Kulish and Sara Rhodin report from Kiev on a growing sense of fear that Ukraine will be the next target of the new Russian Empire.
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WSJ reporters Michael Phillips, Nick Kulish, and Yaroslav Trofimov were in Kuwait with me, and the four of us were our own band of brothers and sister in arms.
The House at Sugar Beach Helene Cooper 2009
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WSJ reporters Michael Phillips, Nick Kulish, and Yaroslav Trofimov were in Kuwait with me, and the four of us were our own band of brothers and sister in arms.
The House at Sugar Beach Helene Cooper 2009
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WSJ reporters Michael Phillips, Nick Kulish, and Yaroslav Trofimov were in Kuwait with me, and the four of us were our own band of brothers and sister in arms.
The House at Sugar Beach Helene Cooper 2009
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WSJ reporters Michael Phillips, Nick Kulish, and Yaroslav Trofimov were in Kuwait with me, and the four of us were our own band of brothers and sister in arms.
The House at Sugar Beach Helene Cooper 2009
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= Comment by Kulish †September 25, 2006 @ 8:35 pm
Think Progress » VIDEO: Clinton Sets The Record Straight On Terrorism, Smacks Down Fox News 2006
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Commenting on this, and on Kulish's further charges that Stalin's obsessive hatred of the German Social Democrats and his orders to the Communists to attack them rather than the Nazis helped bring Hitler to power in 1933, Frederick Starr wrote in The Washington Post, 'The Kulish article attests to a new readiness in Moscow to pull even the most horrifying skeletons from the national closet.'
The Other Russian Army Craig, Gordon A. 1988
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The South-Russian collections of Kulish and Rudchenko I have been able to use but little, there being no complete dictionary available of the dialect, or rather the language, in which they are written.
Russian Fairy Tales A Choice Collection of Muscovite Folk-lore William Ralston Shedden Ralston 1858
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Page 261, footnote [328] -- Kullish amended to Kulish -- "For a little-Russian version see Kulish ..."
Russian Fairy Tales A Choice Collection of Muscovite Folk-lore William Ralston Shedden Ralston 1858
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