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  • noun Plural form of Kyivan.

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Examples

  • This doesn't seem to bother Kyivans who often enjoy a picnic on Shchekavytsia, from where all of Kyiv is visible.

    www.kyivpost.com 2010

  • This place doesn't offer a strictly Ukrainian, but rather a Soviet-style atmosphere, which attracts nostalgic Kyivans and expatriates attracted to Soviet exotics and simple homemade food.

    www.kyivpost.com 2010

  • This doesn't seem to bother Kyivans who often enjoy a picnic on Shchekavytsia, from where all of Kyiv is visible.

    www.kyivpost.com 2010

  • The "Castle" has remained uninhabited for as long as the current generations of Kyivans can remember.

    www.kyivpost.com 2010

  • Inaction by a Chernovetsky-controlled city council is far better (and cheaper) for Kyivans than action.

    News on www.kyivpost.com 2009

  • Simply put, Chernovetsky has no right to take property away from Kyivans.

    News on www.kyivpost.com 2009

  • Kyivans are not surprised to see a veteran, maybe one missing a limb or two, begging for spare change in metro underpasses.

    News on www.kyivpost.com 2009

  • That's why a whole crowd of Kyivans came to the city council to defend their own rights.

    News on www.kyivpost.com 2009

  • Kyivans are not surprised to see a veteran, maybe one missing a limb or two, begging for spare change in metro underpasses.

    News on www.kyivpost.com 2009

  • Unfortunately for Kyivans, the city council majority has a strong desire to acquire or distribute the city's lucrative land holdings.

    News on www.kyivpost.com 2009

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