Similar words: thermoscope, seismoscope, ophthalmoscope, oscilloscope, scow, scowl, scowling, otoscope. Meaning: n. a city of central European Russia; formerly capital of both the Soviet Union and Soviet Russia; since 1991 the capital of the Russian Federation.
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211. Gavriil Popov, a radical economist, had been elected chair of the Moscow city soviet on April 20.
212. He hawked his bonds in full-page ads in the daily Moscow Times.
213. Neither had Khrushchev, who also had hard-liners in Moscow pushing him toward the brink.
214. The participating States reconfirm their commitments in the Copenhagen and Moscow Documents concerning the question of capital punishment.
215. I got myself a job as typist and general dogsbody on a small magazine we thought was being financed from Moscow.
216. Nevertheless relations with Moscow were not impeded by the bewildering internal developments within the Soviet Union.
217. After the official Red Square parade there were two unofficial marches in Moscow, sanctioned by the city soviet.
218. Since the beginning of the year Moscow has officially granted Chechnya $ 65m, a third of the sum initially planned.
219. Prices continue to rise in Moscow and elsewhere in the country.
220. Middle-class living standards here far surpass life in Moscow, where many still live dormitory-style in small apartments.
221. Moreover, outside Moscow and St Petersburg political consciousness among landowners remained weak.
222. The pursuit of a cease-fire dominated a summit of world leaders in Moscow, meeting to discuss nuclear safety and arms proliferation.
223. We spent a few days talking about our friends in Moscow and Leningrad.
224. I gave the same seminar about the problems of the inflationary universe, just as in Moscow.
225. Chernomyrdin denied that Moscow had authorized transfer of the giant missile, administration officials said.
226. In Moscow we were met with great pomp and accorded a luxurious villa on the hills near the State University.
227. Boris Yeltsin made a career out of bashing the bureaucrats and railing against privilege as Moscow party boss in the late 1980s.
228. It had been a luxury, the journey from Moscow to Pot'ma.
229. It just got too obvious that nobody bought the magazine so Moscow hauled in the chain.
230. Everything was dictated by Moscow, and that meant only the Leninist viewpoint.
231. Because of their qualitatively larger economies and military resources, Washington and Moscow confront each other as super powers.
232. Moscow wished to cultivate this strand of the policy of the non-aligned states to strengthen their political dispute with the Western powers.
233. I had been in Moscow the previous December to sign an agreement on exchanges with the Union of Journalists.
234. In Moscow property developers have bought out many of the families housed in handsome,[Sentencedict.com ] pre-revolutionary buildings near the centre.
235. On the other hand, Moscow was one of the world's largest holders of gold bullion.
236. Moscow is at least paying pensions to those elderly people who are registered.
237. The demonstration had at first been banned by the Moscow city soviet.
238. It will show a Cyrillic keyboard at the Moscow ComTech show on April 27.
239. Thanks to globalization, the burger you buy in Moscow is exactly the same as the one you buy in New York.
240. In October 1981, I went to Moscow for a conference on quantum gravity.
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