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Значения термина russian premier на английском

русский
председатель правительства россии
португальский
presidente do governo russo
испанский
jefe del gobierno de la federacion de rusia
каталонский
primer ministre de rússia
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Head of government of Russia, leads the executive branch in Russia.

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      Metalloinvest is also the shirt sponsor for Russian premier league team Dynamo Moscow.
      Reuters
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      I waved, but stiffly, like the Queen or a Russian premier.
      Rock and Ice Magazine
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      The Russian Premier League (RFPL) also issued its own statement later on Monday.
      Reuters
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      ESPN has also struck deals with the Portuguese Liga, the Dutch Eredivisie and the Russian Premier League.
      The Guardian
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      It said that in 2014 Mutko covered up a positive doping test by a Russian premier league footballer.
      The Guardian
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      Arsenal will also be forced to play their next Russian Premier League home match at a neutral venue.
      The Guardian
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      Jan. 9-Russianpremier, Trepoff, resigns.
      America's War for Humanity
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      Yesterday, Mr Sutherland stood beside former Russian premier and possible future president, Viktor Chernomyrdin, and opened the new Goldman Sachs Moscow office.
      The Irish Times
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      Russia's prime minister, Mr Vladimir Putin, knows that like all Russian premiers his fate lies in the capricious hands of President Yeltsin.
      The Irish Times
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      20.-AlexanderKerensky becomes Russian premier, succeeding Lvoff.
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      The EU Monitoring Mission was part of a six-point point plan agreed by EU president Nicolas Sarkozy and Russian premier Dmitry Medvedev on September 8th.
      The Irish Times
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      They included Russia coach Fabio Capello and Roberto Carlos, Brazil's 2002 World Cup winner who now works for wealthy Russian Premier League club Anzhi Makhachkala.
      Reuters
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      Anzhi, propping up the Russian Premier League with one win in 21 games, failed to overturn a 1-0 first-leg deficit.
      Reuters