| On 9 August 1886, he was forced by a group of Russophile Bulgarian officers to sign a statement of abdication. |
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| The Russian side was informed of the Bulgarian position in an official note. |
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| In this way Father Frost became a dearly loved and adored character among Bulgarian children. |
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| On the positive side, Bulgarian resourcefulness in recycling and reuse has kept down the volume of waste. |
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| You see, a Bulgarian farmer had bought a prizewinning boar for breeding purposes, but discovered it would only socialise with other male pigs. |
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| In March 1999, Russia unilaterally cut customs duties on some Bulgarian imports and has been expecting Bulgaria to reciprocate. |
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| Established at the end of the 19th century as a hunting village for the Bulgarian kings, Borovets is now renowned for skiing and winter sports. |
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| The Bulgarian police who had stopped them had without exception sent them on their way with smiles and good wishes, they said. |
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| Bulgarian Spa hotels work at full capacity at weekends, but on workdays the number of clients drops by 50 per cent, hotel owners say. |
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| I think that Britain should allow Bulgarian people into the UK and allow them to have a work permit. |
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| Russia defeated the Ottomans in 1878, leading to the reestablishment of a Bulgarian state. |
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| It was unfortunate that the Bulgarian summer this year was temperamental at best, and downright terrible at worst. |
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| Repayment was handled via a swap of debt for equity in state-owned Bulgarian enterprises listed for privatisation. |
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| He was not sure whether the Bulgarian Orthodox Church ever recognised Anglican orders. |
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| We were a little leery about renting a car, having never driven on Bulgarian highways, but our fears were misplaced. |
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| There were several other extremely annoyed Bulgarian families paying more than 100 leva a day! |
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| The old Bulgarian Ministry of Trade and Tourism was helpful in the past but there is still a lot of legwork for him to do. |
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| The financial guarantees and fines cited in the current law are from 1996, before the currency reforms of the Bulgarian lev. |
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| The Bulgarian lev is tied to the euro, which did not benefit much from the dollar problems. |
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| The law provides currently for serious damages to depositors in the event of a possible bank crisis when the Bulgarian lev would be depreciated. |
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| According to him, the exchange rates of the lev and the euro to the US dollar were not crucial to the Bulgarian economy. |
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| Also, initially, he was very uncomfortable walking around Sofia by himself, as he doesn't speak a lick of Bulgarian. |
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| According to her, the number of Bulgarian listeners has remained very high over the years. |
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| By the by, I have often wondered why Bulgarian society is not more litigious. |
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| Thousands of Bulgarian and Rumanians were granted visas despite immigration officials saying they should be turned down. |
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| Gorbachev's arrival as Soviet premier, however, had dire consequences for Bulgarian wine. |
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| The Bulgarian unit will provide mainly logistic, communication and administrative help. |
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| Later, I had a drink with a Bulgarian colleague, who told me that the country is to abolish charging for public loos. |
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| The software supports such languages as Arabic, Armenian, Asturian, Basque, Belarusian, Bosnian, Bulgarian, Catalan, Croatian, and many more. |
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| As for new songs, there's a Latvian lullaby, a Czech dirge and a Bulgarian ballad. |
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| Our waitress is very attentive and accommodating of our shaky Bulgarian as we make our order. |
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| Small and hard, the offensive Bulgarian midfielder relished physical battles, and so was tailor-made for Scottish football. |
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| By getting a Bulgarian passport, a Macedonian will be then able to travel freely around the Schengen countries. |
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| Since 1997 the Bulgarian government has acknowledged Macedonian as a separate language. |
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| Twenty-seven Bulgarian servicemen were injured in the same attack, with six reported at the start of this week to be in a critical condition. |
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| He is madly in love with Bulgarian folklore, culture and the hospitality of people in Bulgaria. |
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| The tambura, a pear-shaped stringed instrument, is similar to the Bulgarian gadulka, and has been compared in tone to the American banjo. |
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| Since that time, with the exception of brief intervals, the Bulgarian Church has persisted in schism. |
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| As if in echo of national pride at his achievement, the magnificent sound of bagpipes swirled in honour of the Bulgarian champion. |
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| The Bulgarian Orthodox Church could also testify to a person's Bulgarian descent. |
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| The entrance is quite enchanting, surrounded by a garden that elegantly complements the restaurant's typical Bulgarian theme. |
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| The requirement that you prove your mastery of the Bulgarian language has, as reported in The Sofia Echo some time ago, been removed. |
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| Both had an interest in Bulgarian folklore and noticed on their travels that this was shared by people in many other parts of the world. |
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| The CIA and the FBI have informed the Bulgarian secret services of their findings. |
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| The two, as the top seeds, dealt out a straight set defeat to the unseeded Bulgarian pair of Enev and Kanev in the final. |
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| Who can deny that today, organized crime dominates certain segments of the Bulgarian economy? |
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| Both sets obviously highlight Bulgarian basso's hat trick of singing three roles. |
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| Magyar and German are spoken, as are Serbian, Ukrainian, Slovak, Czech, Bulgarian, and Turkish. |
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| The menu in Serbian and English sounds different, but on closer inspection it is not that dissimilar from Bulgarian. |
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| The traditions of the schools have left their traces not only in Bulgarian, but also in Serbian, Romanian and Russian medieval literature. |
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| The menu, written in both Bulgarian and English, is a tour of Greek, Serbian, Italian, and Bulgarian cuisine, albeit a pricier tour than usual. |
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| Bulgarian is a south Slavic language, closely related to Serbo-Croatian and Slovenian and more distantly to Russian. |
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| I know a lot more Bulgarian now and hopefully won't leave my luggage behind anywhere. |
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| A patriarchal election council chose metropolitan bishop Kiril of Plovdiv for Bulgarian patriarch. |
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| The French owners of the tanker and the Bulgarian embassy in Yemen were expected to settle the problems within a few days. |
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| Before the tender, the lottery and the Bulgarian sports totalisator will be transformed into a joint stock company. |
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| This traditional group of people no longer seems to provoke the interest of the Bulgarian people. |
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| The U.S. military police work together with Bulgarian police and watch over the soldiers at all times. |
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| Soon Stan was at the soundboard with the older man, whose English was as nonexistent as Stan's Bulgarian, and the whole shebang was ready to go. |
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| It was concluded also that 100bn cubic metres of natural gas could be transited via Bulgarian territory annually. |
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| Give us a list of all of Sofia's street signs written in Bulgarian and we will transliterate them into the Latin alphabet. |
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| The Bulgarian government responded by sending 11 tanks of drinking water and a truck carrying bottles of mineral water to help the town. |
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| It is transmogrified by Greek and Bulgarian investors into a Balkan business hub. |
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| During the past 11 years, the company has supplied to Bulgarian private transporters more than 600 new heavy trucks for international transport. |
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| In fact, a Bulgarian coin was minted in the 1930's with a picture of the relief credited to Khan Krum. |
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| The drawings by Bulgarian children will be then included in a special bilingual edition of the book, in Bulgarian and French. |
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| A Bulgarian company has begun producing a vodka that contains vitamins C, B1 and B2, honey, milk and other bioactive ingredients. |
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| I arrived at the Sofia bus station early Friday evening with a Bulgarian friend of mine and, of course, missed the first bus. |
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| I was travelling on a sleeper train from Istanbul to Belgrade where my passport was stolen after crossing the Bulgarian border. |
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| Many masterpieces by prominent Bulgarian artists will be shown until September. |
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| The stage gathered not only Bulgarian presenters but also members of folk troupes and dance ensembles from the Balkan region. |
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| Historical artefacts preserved from that period show the might of the Bulgarian tsar dynasties and the influence of the Bulgarian Patriarch. |
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| In the reign of the Bulgarian tsar Boris I, those territories were incorporated into several komitati. |
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| A gold medal in the tournament also went to another Bulgarian of Moldavian origin, who in the final in the 85 kg category, had an easy win. |
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| Notwithstanding that I had considered my accent in Bulgarian to have been in top form, unbidden the waiter brought me a menu in English. |
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| The water level exceeded 60 cm in some places, the Bulgarian news agency reported. |
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| Investments that have been made in winter tourism are transforming Bulgarian resorts into ski centres that are attractive to European tourists. |
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| The first Bulgarian to debut in Salt Lake City will be ski jumper Georgi Zharkov today, the opening day of the Games. |
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| Seven Bulgarian ensembles will also demonstrate typical skillfulness in dancing and singing. |
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| Macedonian is a South Slavic language in the Indo-European family whose closest relatives are Bulgarian and Serbian. |
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| It is time Bulgarian media threw off their slavish following of manipulated arguments from those in power and see with their own eyes. |
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| Many of the newly coined words have their roots in Latin, a language unfamiliar to Bulgarian children. |
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| Some Bulgarian leaders, and its media, went off the deep end after a Bulgarian gymnastics hopeful was judged worthy of silver, but not gold. |
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| The meeting was prompted by the high number of complaints by Bulgarian citizens of unjustified visa refusals. |
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| All of the famous names in Bulgarian art can be seen until the end of January. |
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| Bulgarian yoghurt will not be exported in unlimited quantities to the European Union, but will continue to be sold there under an annual quota. |
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| He namechecked Petrov and could be seen before the game in a long discussion with the Bulgarian. |
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| Bulgarian police are working on the theory that banker Emil Kyulev was murdered because of large unpaid debts. |
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| The earliest Bulgarian American political organizations grew out of social need. |
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| The sale negotiations were broken off in August 2000 and the Bulgarian Government said the offered price was too low. |
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| They are opposed on a lot of grounds, but mainly out of a sense of fear for Bulgarian safety and neutrality. |
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| Alex is the son of British-Bulgarian parents, with an English mother, and a Bulgarian father. |
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| By New Year's Eve, hopefully the Bulgarian troops in Iraq would return, the minister said. |
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| The Voyager spacecraft carried a laser disc of Bulgarian folk music to show aliens what life is like on earth. |
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| The re-establishment of the Bulgarian Patriarchy was opposed by the Ecumenical Patriarchy as it did not happen according to the canonical order. |
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| That record put the Bulgarian speleologists among the first to reach the lowest point of the planet Earth. |
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| Many Bulgarians apply Bulgarian yoghurt after hours of sunbathing to relieve their burnt skin. |
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| It also helped that all his relatives were musicians, most of them cranking out Bulgarian folk tunes on their accordions. |
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| They have had a central place in the development of the modern Bulgarian language. |
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| In 1978, Bulgarian defector Georgi Markov was killed in London, stabbed by a poisoned umbrella point wielded by an unknown secret agent. |
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| Despite these technical obstacles, Bulgarian artists had a strong presence in the VideoArchaeology program. |
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| The local children will be waving flags and we will have bunting and Bulgarian flags lining the streets. |
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| She then studied how religion and language have influenced Bulgarian culture. |
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| For Isabelle, learning about Bulgarian body language has been a great experience. |
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| He got his international license in 2003 and is planning to help young Bulgarian footballers transfer to Western Europe. |
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| The coercive land collectivization in the 1950s was the topic of Bulgarian films by Docho Bodzhakov and Evgueny Mikhailov. |
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| This means that Bulgarian organic farmers have a good competitive advantage on European markets. |
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| It goes without saying that music is a universal language, and any difficulties between Greg and the four Bulgarian trombonists were overcome. |
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| And while Bulgarian artists have managed to get noticed around the world, there are still very few occasions in India to see their canvases. |
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| The fact that the site is only available in the Bulgarian language surprised me. |
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| In the late-eighteenth century, secular writings began to be written using a more accessible modern vernacular Bulgarian. |
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| All the poems were in Bulgarian because it is the only language she likes to write in. |
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| Although he is now fluent in Bulgarian, Matt still confuses the odd word from time to time. |
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| He points out that the choir is composed mostly of French Quebecers from the Plateau who don't speak Bulgarian, Czech or Hungarian. |
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| After all you all have at least one Bulgarian speaking colleague or friend. |
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| Of course this is done in Bulgarian as this is the language spoken in this country. |
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| There was a band, and people were in a great mood, speaking both English and Bulgarian. |
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| You have five days to write twelve sestinas, four limericks, and a Bulgarian variant of the virelay. |
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| We're used to soggy vol-au-vents, rock hard party sausages and rough Bulgarian plonk. |
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| Short was a talented linguist, who in addition to Turkish spoke Bulgarian, Norwegian, French and Portuguese. |
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| Once these are in order the Notary Act must be signed in front of a Bulgarian Notary Public and registered in the local cadastre. |
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| Over the centuries, the hill became in folk memory a sort of Bulgarian Camelot and is now a revered national historic site. |
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| The club's Bulgarian midfielder Stilian Petrov insists, however, that concentrating on the tasks immediately in hand will not prove difficult. |
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| During the tasting, oenologists said that the wines were perfect and were not Bulgarian. |
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| It also offered easy access to Macedonian lands, which were not part of the new Bulgarian state. |
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| Draganova is a member of the hard-line Stalinist Bulgarian Communist Party. |
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| Firstly, there were about one million card-carrying members of the Bulgarian Communist Party, at all levels of society. |
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| The main priority will be harmonising Bulgarian and European laws, as well as accepting changes to the constitution. |
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| They have a Nigerian and a Bulgarian in the forward line, a Trinidadian and a Dutchman at the back, and have just bought a Croatian. |
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| This made it impossible for Bulgarian trucks to travel with Georgian carnets. |
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| Singers, musicians, dancers and storytellers from 28 Bulgarian regions will take part in this year's festival. |
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| The front is based upon the current Russian, rather than Bulgarian, pattern and incorporates a steel heat shield. |
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| An operative of the Bulgarian secret police stabbed him with an umbrella, the point of which had been poisoned with ricin. |
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| At the championship the Bulgarian team will defend its titles in the heavy categories, which are scheduled for the end of the week. |
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| They generally did not have a high opinion of the quality of audited financial statements issued by the balance of Bulgarian companies. |
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| Some Bulgarian families now have fewer children than they want to for various reasons, most often straitened circumstances, Belcheva said. |
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| According to the Union of Bulgarian Brewers, beer consumption totalled 4.3 million hectolitres last year. |
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| Bulgarian producers will get preference in public procurement tenders, and this will be regulated by a Cabinet ordinance. |
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| During his career Chakaryan has toured the world with the best Bulgarian symphony orchestras and chamber music ensembles. |
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| The match was played in front of virtually no spectators, but it was obvious from the beginning that the Bulgarian team was overmatched. |
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| His forces were overrun by the German and Bulgarian armies, and on 7 May he was forced to sue for peace. |
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| In Bulgaria I become a Polish chauvinist, in Poland I am an incredible Bulgarian patriot. |
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| My day-to-day life is largely lived cheek by jowl with Bulgarian colleagues and friends. |
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| Bulgarian tour operators have negotiated good ski tourism packages in Helsinki, Todorov said. |
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| His family combines a mixture of British and Bulgarian traditions at Christmastime. |
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| She said hoteliers and resort managers are flexible in order to attract Bulgarian tourists. |
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| Homesewn designs of the new millennium have been on parade this week in the four-day Bulgarian Fashion Forum which closes tonight. |
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| We should not forget that Bulgarian people are quite paranoid of being investigated or that information could be collected on them. |
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| In 2001 Switzerland imported Bulgarian goods worth some 60 million Swiss francs. |
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| However much I sympathize with your situation, I have to clarify your picture of the Bulgarian electricity sector. |
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| Its stone-clad facade consists of square and rectangular patterns, indicative of traditional Bulgarian design. |
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| Upon our return to America, I hunted for English collections of Bulgarian tales, eager to share them with friends. |
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| The decrease was because of competition from land transport and the easier passage through the Bulgarian land borders, the airport said. |
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| After the battle at Aheloi, Tsar Simeon proclaimed the Bulgarian church a patriarchate and himself an emperor and autocrat of the Romans. |
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| The Bulgarian, alleged to have been hit with a brick or a paving stone, had serious head injuries and was admitted to hospital in a coma. |
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| The skills of many fine Bulgarian artisans can be seen in icons and other church art. |
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| Certainly it did not stop me from further confusing the identity crisis by marrying a Bulgarian and choosing to make my home here. |
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| Most foreigners who have received new Bulgarian identification documents hold permanent residence permits. |
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| We used the response of many a Bulgarian to this comment, telling him that it is good for his skin to drink cold coffee. |
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| A counter-intelligence expert from Bulgaria is in Ireland and due to present his findings to the Bulgarian government next week. |
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| Vladigerov is one of the first Bulgarian composers whose music is recognised all over the world. |
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| On 15 September French and Serbian mountain troops successfully attacked hitherto impregnable Bulgarian positions. |
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| The food is typical Bulgarian fare with the usual emphasis on meat, but with some pleasant surprises for vegetarians. |
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| She's also currently on the fast track to mastering the Bulgarian language. |
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| Recent days have seen a series of commemorations of defining events in the past century of Bulgarian history. |
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| At the two extremities of our continent, the Bulgarian and French peoples share common values and have many features in common. |
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| They also discussed opportunities for the modernisation of the Bulgarian military industrial complex in compliance with NATO standards. |
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| We shared traditional Bulgarian, Russian, and American foods, and pigged out for four hours. |
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| In Bulgarian tradition, the coffin of Christ stays for a week in the church and people crawl underneath for health and fertility. |
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| And according to the Bulgarian law, a confession of a crime is only valid if made in the court. |
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| Bulgarian people haven't grown up in the UK where they have special school lessons for good behaviour and finishing schools for the ladies. |
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| Another four Bulgarian wrestlers contended for the bronze medals, but all lost and slotted into fourth place. |
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| Also contending for the Cup was the Moldovan with a Bulgarian passport, who was declared the most technical boxer of the tournament. |
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| Bulgarian foreign policy was one of continuity and predictability, for which it was appreciated both at home and abroad, said Stoyanov. |
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| Bulgarian border police on Tuesday received a new six million euro telecommunication system made by Finnish company Nokia. |
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| The album's tracks are a contemporary interpretation of Bulgarian folklore and Orthodox music. |
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| In Bulgarian folklore tradition, masked games serve as ritual blessings for good health, fertility and well-being. |
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| Her favourite Bulgarian band is D2, and she has an ear for the tunes of traditional Bulgarian folklore. |
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| The last night of the Euro Jazz Sofia will begin with a set by Bulgarian jazz quartet Zone C and folk singer Yanka Rupkina. |
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| Meanwhile ambassadors of five countries presented their credentials to the Bulgarian President. |
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| The frontispiece is a photograph of the oldest woman in the world and her son, Bulgarian peasants. |
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| The new Bulgarian Cabinet plans to accept all reforms, related to EU accession, by the end of September. |
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| It would be no exaggeration to say that, in the history of Bulgarian sport, weightlifting has been the country's strength. |
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| The menu also offers 17 salads, all Bulgarian traditionals, with the most unusual being a salad of radish and carrot. |
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| Among the first generation, family relations adhered rather closely to the traditional Bulgarian model. |
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| The confession, however, was drafted in the UK, and the Bulgarian court refused to admit it as evidence in support of Shields. |
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| He had ascended the throne with the blessing of Russian Emperor Alexander II, but his successor Alexander III felt personal contempt for the Bulgarian prince. |
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| You may need to speak Bulgarian to get the words, but Dimcheva's soaring vocal and the exotic interlocking rhythms of the instruments speak volumes on their own. |
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| She speaks to Doug Stanton about her love of very fast cars, mythology, and the Bulgarian bagpipes. |
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| Last year, three women of ethnic Bulgarian origin went on a hunger strike as a last resort in their desperation to seek protection from the state. |
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| Many Americans of Bulgarian descent are re-discovering their ethnic roots. |
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| The Bulgarian has a penchant for going to ground easily under challenges. |
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| The fact that it was served in a gondola-shaped dish was inexplicable considering the restaurant's Bulgarian theme, but at least it added novelty value. |
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| In the 16th century the Bulgarian tsar Ivan Alexander who won a battle against the Byzantine army and made Perperikon a regional centre by appointing a governor. |
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| Bulgarian exports to Romania consist mainly of petroleum and petroliferous shale oils, semi-manufactured iron, crude zinc, wheat, rye, and electricity. |
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| The alternative synod representatives said they would ask for the summoning of a church-people's council to elect a legitimate patriarch of the Bulgarian Orthodox Church. |
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| I wonder if the Bulgarian secret services are spying on foreigners. |
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| Some of the most popular and melodious Bulgarian hits invited everyone to dance even though there was little space for hand waving and impressive steps. |
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| I had ordered the medium-size pizza, and found it to be of good size by Bulgarian standards, of dimensions that elsewhere might be described as large. |
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| Last week, Bulgarian archaeologists unearthed an unusual 13th-century grave in an ancient city named Thracian. |
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| No matter that Rusev is Bulgarian and Lana is an American called Catherine Perry. |
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| Ruseva told Bulgarian reporters that she would like to take Maria back and care for her, or at least get to know her. |
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| Bulgarian foreign minister declares that Hezbollah was clearly behind deadly 2012 bus bombing in Burgas. |
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| I've just found the language codes for Google, and Bulgarian is bg. |
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| In addition to all this, I have intensified my studies of the Bulgarian language since after six years my local communications skills are abominable. |
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| I know that this is changing, particularly among the better-off and better-educated, but many a Bulgarian father, it seems, is still rather like the paterfamilias of old. |
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| By Wednesday afternoon, 980 journalists had been accredited to the international press centre, of whom 645 work for foreign media and 340 work for Bulgarian media. |
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| Years ago, after a stand-up row with a queue-jumping Bulgarian peasant in a post office in Bulgaria, I realised that queues are not important in many other countries. |
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| According to Minasyan, the slump of the dollar value would have both a positive and a negative effect for the Bulgarian economy, and the two balanced each other. |
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| He said the performers were united in a common goal to create a memorable revival of the production, after its long absence from the Bulgarian stage. |
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| Two other chapters examine one Bulgarian ex-state enterprise's resistance to marketisation, and contestations over the Czech Republic's restructuring of coal mines. |
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| Bulgarian brewers sold about two million hectolitres of beer in the first six months of 2005, only one per cent less than the same period last year. |
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| In these commentaries called Our Man in Bulgaria, he has reported on Bulgarian orphanages, cafes, water regimes, necrologies, taxi drivers and ethnic tolerance. |
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| He fell in love with a beautiful Bulgarian woman betrothed to a Turk. |
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| After the wars, when Bulgaria was experiencing a serious economic and political crisis, Yovkov was appointed clerk at the Bulgarian legation in Bucharest, Romania. |
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| Parliament voted on September 10 to create an interdepartmental commission of inquiry to try to track down investments made in Bulgarian overseas companies. |
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| Ognyan Radunov, 35, plays the kaval, a Bulgarian wind instrument. |
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| The hotel was nicely furnished in the Bulgarian communist, baroque style, completely airless without any windows open and extremely hot and uncomfortable inside. |
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| Macedonian is a South Slavic language closely related to Bulgarian. |
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| By then they were sufficiently crocked on Bulgarian plonk not to notice. |
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| The placemats are repros of old Bulgarian communist newspapers. |
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| The awards went to the best Bulgarian wines, brandies and wine brandies. |
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| The highway will stretch for 107 km on Serbian territory, starting from Nis, passing by Klisura and through Bela Palanka and reaching the Bulgarian border via Pirot. |
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| What does it say when the Government sits by impotently when a star witness is gunned down in broad daylight on the Bulgarian Supreme Court steps? |
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| Episode 17 now has subtitles for those that do not speak Bulgarian. |
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| We didn't order anything very typical but the unique Bulgarian dishes offered on the menu are suggested if you want to get a taste of the traditional foods. |
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| It was the Bulgarian midfielder's fourth goal in four league matches. |
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| It seems like no matter where I go, I always end up stuck behind a large refugee family, blocking the pathway as they try to translate the tube map into Bulgarian. |
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| I have to emphasize that Bulgarian bagpipes do not look like Scottish highland bagpipes. |
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| Bulgarian cheese is like feta but sharper and far more salty. |
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| The supervisory board of the Bulgarian National Bank was a straight jacket for the elite, which drained the financial system in a pagan and barbarian way. |
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| A fascinating part of the tour was to taste vintage 2000 Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot maturing in two types of French oak, as well as American and Bulgarian. |
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| Speaking Kosovo, Macedonian, Serbian, Bosnian, Croat, Slovak, and English weren't enough, and he began immersing himself in Bulgarian and Romanian. |
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| Injuries have also been slowing down the Bulgarian bobsled team. |
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| This is, of course, a discretion a Bulgarian President is able to exercise, given that constitutionally the office is not purely limited to a ceremonial role. |
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| Not one normally prone to smugness, I couldn't help myself this week when I read that Bulgarian international Hristo Stoichkov is contemplating a move to Airdrie. |
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| You play it by hitting the outside with a big wooden kiyak and the inside with a small osier which plays the part of the small drum, not used in Bulgarian folk music. |
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| According to Galia Dicheva, spokesperson for the royal family, the bride will stick to the Bulgarian traditional-style gown with some folklore motifs on her dress. |
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| They were a few people who could speak Russian and Polish, but no one who knew some of the more obscure Slavic languages like Ukrainian or Bulgarian. |
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| The data comes from a study for the first half of 2012 of the Chamber of Private Law Enforcement Officers, cited by the Bulgarian Standard daily. |
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| By 1018, the last Bulgarian nobles had surrendered to the Byzantine Empire. |
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| These missionaries were significant contributors to the Bulgarian National Revival movement. |
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| However, the overt case system has disappeared almost completely in modern Bulgarian and Macedonian. |
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| Reportedly, 2,000 copies of the newly translated Bulgarian language New Testament were sold within the first two weeks. |
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| Zornitsa became the most powerful and most widespread newspaper of the Bulgarian Renaissance. |
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| In Bulgarian mythology, giants called ispolini inhabited the Earth before modern humans. |
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| In 1393 the Bulgarian Tsar Ivan Shishman had lost Nicopolis to the Ottomans. |
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| Bulgarian nominee Rumiana Jeleva was forced to step down by Parliament due to concerns over her experience and financial interests. |
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| The standard was deliberately based on varieties from the west of the republic that were most different from standard Bulgarian. |
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| Students of the two apostles, who were expelled from Great Moravia in 886, brought the Glagolitic alphabet to the First Bulgarian Empire. |
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| The texts written during this era exhibit certain linguistic features of the vernaculars of the First Bulgarian Empire. |
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| The Russian recension emerged after the 10th century on the basis of the earlier Bulgarian recension, from which it differed slightly. |
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| Other sizeable foreign communities are Colombian, Bolivian, German, Italian, Bulgarian, and Chinese. |
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| Russian mines sank one Bulgarian torpedo boat and damaged one more during the war. |
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| The President of Bulgaria Rumen Radev is an independent with support from the Bulgarian Socialist Party. |
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| During the Middle Ages, the Balkans became the stage for a series of wars between the Byzantine Roman and the Bulgarian Empires. |
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| Romanian cuisine shares some similarities with other Balkan cuisines such as Greek, Bulgarian and Turkish cuisine. |
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| In many languages, Caesar became the word for Emperor, as in the German Kaiser and in the Bulgarian and subsequently Russian Tsar. |
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| In 894, the Magyars and Pechenegs were drawn into the wars between the Byzantines and the Bulgarian Empire. |
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| As a result of his victories in 927, the Byzantines finally recognized the Bulgarian Patriarchate. |
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| His successor, Constantine V, won noteworthy victories in northern Syria and thoroughly undermined Bulgarian strength. |
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| The death of the Bulgarian tsar Simeon I in 927 severely weakened the Bulgarians, allowing the Byzantines to concentrate on the eastern front. |
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| Simeon died suddenly in 927, however, and Bulgarian power collapsed with him. |
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| By 1018, the last Bulgarian strongholds had surrendered, and the country became part of the Empire. |
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| The two exceptions are Greek, which is written in the Greek script, and Bulgarian, which is written in Cyrillic script. |
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| In Bulgarian, the present indicative tense of imperfective verbs is used in a very similar way to the present indicative in English. |
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| Many such words were exported to other languages of the empire, such as Albanian, Bulgarian, Serbian, Greek, Hungarian and Ladino. |
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| Macedonian is considered a separate language in the Republic of Macedonia, and as a variant of Bulgarian by the Bulgarian government. |
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| Examples of this approach in use are Dimitrova's study of Bulgarian and Olivo's study of the rhythm of Ashanti Twi. |
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| Some examples are Chinese, Japanese, Finnish, and modern Slavic languages except Bulgarian and Macedonian. |
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| Most Slavic languages are highly inflected, except for Bulgarian and Macedonian. |
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| Your waitperson in a restaurant will be Estonian, Latvian, Romanian, or Bulgarian. |
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| The clip features a Bulgarian weightlifter taking part in a diving competition. |
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| The Bulgarian tourist industry must be a flagman of local winemaking, according to Bulgarian President, Rosen Plevneliev. |
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| The Bulgarian insists the alcohol-free eaterie in Kinning Park, Glasgow, is the perfect place to take wife Paulina and son Stilian junior. |
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| The route of the pipeline was to lie from the Bulgarian city of Burgas on the Black Sea to the Greek city of Alexandroupolis on the Aegean coast. |
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| He rejected the option of increasing self-protection rights because both the perps and the victims of crimes were Bulgarian citizens. |
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| Bulgaria's Cabinet has renominated the Bulgarian judge at the Court of Justice of the EU, Mariyana Kancheva, for a second term. |
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| Bulgarian Energy Holding has announced fresh reshuffles at the country's state-owned gas transmission operator Bulgartransgaz. |
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| A Chinese and a Bulgarian firm are the only bidders at the tender for supplying 202 double-deckers announced for the fourth time. |
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| According to EU requirements and decisions of the Bulgarian government, Bulgaria has until 2015 to build its own nuclear waste repository. |
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| The day in the Bulgarian capital Sofia began Wednesday with huge riot police presence in the vicinity of the Parliament. |
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| The recent history of Bulgarian Telecommunications Company is a textbook case of leveraged buy-outs gone wrong. |
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| A 40-year-old Bulgarian lorry driver was killed yesterday afternoon after he lost control of his lorry which overturned and crushed him. |
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| The Bulgarian company entered into partnership with China Luoyang Float Glass Group, an international leader in float glass production. |
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| According to the Hezbollah sources, the party sees the Bulgarian indictment from two critical angles. |
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| Advance Properties OOD is an investment holding company founded and controlled by Bulgarian entrepreneurs Kiril Domuschiev and Georgi Domuschiev. |
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| On Monday, the Ecumenical Patriarch will be awarded an honorary degree by the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences. |
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| Five Russian strategic bombers have raised alert with the Bulgarian and Turkish Air Forces after flying close by over the Black Sea on Wednesday. |
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| During the CSCE follow-up meeting in Belgrade, a Bulgarian proposal was submitted on Co-operation in Sports, Doc. |
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| Ivan Petrov is the first Bulgarian to ever claim the European championship in motocross in the 65 cubic centimetres class. |
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| Bulgarian Finance Minister and his Qatari counterpart Ali Sherif al-Emadi met Monday morning at the Finance Ministry HQ in Doha. |
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| Yileds fell at Tuesdayas auction of seven-year euro-denominated Bulgarian government bonds as the offer was heavily oversubscribed. |
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| Bulgarian Parliament has approved the one day labor contracts specifically for seasonal agricultural work. |
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| Bulgarian President Rosen Plevneliev has praised the caretaker government for successfully organizing a smooth transition to a new Cabinet. |
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| Paraglider Veso Ovcharov talks about Bulgarian mountains and Hawaiian sharks. |
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| Bulgarian Prime Minister Plamen Oresharski has no intentions to resign, according to the government press office. |
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| Ivan Rilski, of the Bulgarian eparchy in Shishli because the Iron Church can no longer accommodate all the worshipers. |
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| The Bulgarian Orthodox Churchy honors Friday the memory of the Venerable Anthony the Great, on the holiday called Antonovden. |
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| Producer Price Indices measure the average change in the prices of industrial products, which are produced and sold by Bulgarian enterprises. |
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