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…LUNCH "Do you have a booster seat?" "A glass of warm milk please my child." "Do you happen to have a Russian game hen on hand?" "Umm...can I just have a hamburger please?" Wow all these people are so different. I can't believe I am sitting here…

…coast were Russian fur traders in the eighteenth century. They introduced ironware. Many of the Indians perished in conflicts with the traders or from diseases, which the whites introduced. In time the culture degenerated and disappeared. A few have tried…

…being a freshman in high school and having a Russian friend named Olga. Olga’s family moved to America one year prior to us meeting one another, and she spoke English fluently. She claims that being placed directly into the regular English classes from…

…”. “Nadsat” is a fictional language created by Burgess, which combines English with Russianate word roots. The movie didn’t use as much of the language in order to make it easier for the viewers to understand. However, the book uses the slang extensively…

…resulted in the return of the phrase ‘all animals are equal’, instead of letting it go so far for the pigs to add ‘but some are more equal than others’ to the end. As in the Russian Revolution, the masses will not, but make it appear that they cannot, think…

…, the Asian economic crisis led to a fall in commodity prices and a demand for raw materials. Russia which was at the time dependent on the tax on crude oil and other raw material exports suddenly was without buyers. This led to total collapse of the Russian…

…explains in her testimonial story of liberation day, liberation was not about freedom. It was expected that there would be casualties of war. U.S and Russian army men had seen victims of war before[,] [RO] and nothing could be shocking. Or could it? As army…

…skirts climbed to the knee, a lady would keep a flask in her garter. Russian boots suddenly became stylish because it had enough room to sneak in a little bottle of liquor. A hollow cane was also used in the streets because it was easy to unplug at the table…

…almost exactly like it was before. This book is a satire of a totalitarian society ruled by a dictatorship, in all probability it would turn out the same as the Russian Revolution of 1917. The animals of "Manor Farm" overthrow their human master after a long…

…reality in Soviet terms, with American customs being an exception to the rule. His comments on the news radically differ from what my American friends have to say. When the hospitalization of the Russian President Boris Yeltsin had the world pondering Russia's…