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Examples
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Seems to me Ukraine is now divided between pro-Western “hipsters” and a pro-Russian faction.
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Or is it just that Russian or fanatically pro-Russian other, I can rarely tell the difference paranoia?
Britain and Russia: Hotlines and cold words | Editorial 2011
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The key hurdle remaining: a veto threat from Georgia, Russia's enemy since a 2008 war over two pro-Russian territories inside Georgia.
EU Pushes Georgia to Let Russia Join WTO John W. Miller 2011
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Striking an anti-Imperialist, pro-Russian pose during the Cold War has been replaced by the anti-terrorist pose as the surefire ticket to win American favors.
Michael Brenner: Obama on Moving Sands Michael Brenner 2011
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Striking an anti-Imperialist, pro-Russian pose during the Cold War has been replaced by the anti-terrorist pose as the surefire ticket to win American favors.
Michael Brenner: Obama on Moving Sands Michael Brenner 2011
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Vyacheslav Nikonov and Gleb Pavlovsky were two of several political consultants sent to Ukraine by the Kremlin to help the presidential campaign of the pro-Russian Viktor Yanukovich in 2004.
The Return Daniel Treisman 2011
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Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice eventually condemned these strategic flights buzzing our airspace, but not before the most provocative development in the strategic flights program: in July 2008, shortly before Putin sent troops into Georgia purportedly to support pro-Russian independent enclaves, the Russian Defense Ministry announced some strategic flights would be landing in Cuba and, shortly thereafter, in Venezuela.
How the End Begins Ron Rosenbaum 2011
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Yes the pro-Russian candidate won, but he ran on not being pro-Russian, however he did run on policies that would be pro-Russian.
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In an embarrassing miscalculation, Putin injected himself into the 2004 Ukrainian presidential election, openly supporting the pro-Russian candidate, Viktor Yanukovich, against the former prime minister, Viktor Yushchenko, and sending a team of Kremlin spin doctors to help his campaign.
The Return Daniel Treisman 2011
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Striking an anti-Imperialist, pro-Russian pose during the Cold War has been replaced by the anti-terrorist pose as the surefire ticket to win American favors.
Michael Brenner: Obama on Moving Sands Michael Brenner 2011
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