| Finding the roots of this name is not
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| | former Soviet Union countries like
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| easy and we have to go through the
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| | Ukraine, Belarus, Hungary, Latvia, and
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| literature through the path of Tanya or
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| | Lithuania and so on.
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| Tatiana, or even Tatyana.
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| | Some famous people with the name Tetyana
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| Tatiana is a feminine form of the Roman
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| | can be found and I list some few here for
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| name Tatianus, which is from the Roman
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| | curiosity.
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| name Tatius, which again is of unknown
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| | Tetyana Tereshchuk-Antipova (née
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| meaning. This was the name of an early
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| | Tereshchuk, Ukrainian: ??????
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| saint and martyr.
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| | ???????-????????, born October 11, 1969
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| Other sources tells us that Tatyana or
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| | in Luhansk) is a female Ukrainian 400 m
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| Tetyana is from from the old Greek word
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| | hurdler.
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| meaning "organizer", "founder".
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| | She won the won bronze at the 2004
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| Tetiana, Tania has the name day of
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| | Olympic Games, silver at the 1998
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| January 12. In order to see what
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| | European Championships and bronze at the
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| significance this day has had through
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| | 2006 European Championships.
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| history I give a list of some historic
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| | Tetyana Ivanivna Kocherhina-Makarets
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| moments of January 12th. When it comes to
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| | (née Makarets, Ukrainian: ??????
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| the dday, we have to look into the
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| | ???????? ?????????-????????, born March
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| differences between the Gregorian and
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| | 26, 1956) is a former Soviet/Ukrainian
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| Julian calendar, which has 13 days
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| | handball player who competed in the 1976
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| difference.
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| | Summer Olympics and in the 1980 Summer
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| Tatiana Day is a Russian religious
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| | Olympics.
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| holiday observed on January 25 according
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| | In 1976 she won the gold medal with the
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| to the Gregorian calendar, January 12
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| | Soviet team. She played all five matches
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| according to the Julian. It is named
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| | and scored 24 goals. Four years later she
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| after Saint Tatiana, a Christian martyr
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| | was a member of the Soviet team which won
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| in 2nd century Rome during the reign of
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| | the gold medal again. She played all five
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| Emperor Alexander Severus.
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| | matches and scored 28 goals.
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| In 1755 on the name day of Ivan
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| | Tetyana Petlyuk (born 22 February 1982)
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| Shuvalov's mother Tatiana Rodionovna, his
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| | is a Ukrainian runner who specializes in
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| mistress Empress Elizabeth of Russia
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| | the 800 metres. Her personal best time is
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| endorsed his petition to establish a
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| | 1:57.34 minutes, achieved in June 2006 in
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| university in Moscow. The church of Saint
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| | Kiev.
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| Tatiana was later built in the university
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| | Tetyana Semykina (Ukrainian: ??????
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| campus, the Russian Orthodox Church
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| | ????????, born October 19, 1973) is an
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| declared Saint Tatiana the patron saint
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| | Ukrainian Olympic medalist. She won a
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| of students, and Tatiana Day has become
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| | Bronze medal in 2004 at the Olympics in
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| celebrated as
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| | Athens in the Canoeing, Women's K4 500m
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| Tatiana is a Slavic female name. In
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| | Kayak Fours. She canoed along with her
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| Russian it is written /???????/.
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| | compatriots Hanna Balabanova, Inna
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| Alternative spellings in the Roman
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| | Osypenko, and Olena Cherevatova.
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| alphabet include Tatyana, Tatianna, and
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| | Tetyana Berezhna (born 13 November 1982)
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| Tatjana. The short form of the name is
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| | is an archer from Ukraine.
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| Tanya (in Russian: ????). The name can
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| | Berezhna represented Ukraine at the 2004
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| affectionately be abbreviated to
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| | Summer Olympics. She placed 14th in the
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| Tanyshka, Tanechka, Tat'yanka, etc.
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| | women's individual ranking round with a
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| The name honours Orthodox Saint Tatiana
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| | 72-arrow score of 640. In the first round
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| (?????? ???????, Svyataya Tat'yana) who
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| | of elimination, she faced 51st-ranked
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| was tortured and martyred in the
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| | Fotini Vavatsi of Greece. Berezhna
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| persecutions of Emperor Alexander Severus
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| | defeated Vavatsi, winning 160-156 in the
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| c.230 in Rome. Saint Tatiana is also
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| | 18-arrow match to advance to the round of
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| considered a patron saint of students.
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| | 32. In that round, she faced Jennifer
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| Hence, Tatiana Day is now an official
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| | Nichols of the United States, losing to
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| school holiday for students in Russia.
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| | the 19th-ranked archer 163-160 in the
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| There is a theory that the name "Tatiana"
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| | regulation 18 arrows. Berezhna finished
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| comes from Titus Tatius (Latin), a name
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| | 18th in women's individual archery.
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| of a king.
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| | Berezhna was also a member of the
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| 475 - Basiliscus becomes Byzantine
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| | 6th-place Ukrainian team in the women's
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| Emperor, with a coronation ceremony in
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| | team archery competition.
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| the Hebdomon palace in Constantinople.
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| | Tetyana Kryvobok (born 17 January 1972)
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| 1528 - Gustav I of Sweden crowned king of
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| | is a Ukrainian middle distance runner who
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| Sweden.
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| | specializes in the 3000 metres. She
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| 1592 - Titus Andronicus first staged at
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| | finished fifteenth at the 2005 European
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| the Rose Theatre.
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| | Indoor Athletics Championships in Madrid
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| 1773 - The first public Colonial American
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| | and ninth at the 2006 IAAF World Indoor
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| museum opens in Charleston, South
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| | Championships in Moscow. Her personal
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| Carolina.
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| | best time over 3000 m is 8:58.87 min,
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| 1777 - Mission Santa Clara de Asís is
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| | achieved in May 2005 in Yalta.
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| founded in what is now Santa Clara,
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| | Tetyana Holovchenko (born 13 February
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| California.
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| | 1980) is a Ukrainian middle/long-distance
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| 1780 - The first issue of the Neue
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| | runner who specializes in the 1500 and
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| Zürcher Zeitung (then known as the
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| | 3000 metres.
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| Zürcher Zeitung) is published.
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| | Tetyana Yablonska (Ukrainian: ?????????
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| 1808 - The organizational meeting that
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| | ?????? ???????) (February 11, 1917 - June
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| led to the creation of the Wernerian
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| | 17, 2005) was a Ukrainian painter. Her
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| Natural History Society, a former
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| | early vital pictures are devoted to work
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| Scottish learned society, was held in
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| | and a life of Ukrainian people ("Bread",
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| Edinburgh.
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| | 1949). She has passed to generalizing
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| 1848 - The Palermo rising in Sicily rises
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| | images of the nature, differing a
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| against the Bourbon kingdom of the Two
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| | subtlety of plastic and color rhythms
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| Sicilies
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| | ("Anonymous heights", 1969; "Flax",
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| 1866 - Royal Aeronautical Society is
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| | 1977).
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| formed in London.
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| | Yablonska was born in Smolensk, Russia.
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| 1872 - Yohannes IV is crowned Emperor of
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| | She studied at the Kiev State Institute
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| Ethiopia in Axum, the first imperial
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| | of Art (1941), the studio of Fedir
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| coronation in that city in over 200
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| | Krychevsky. She worked very productively
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| years.
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| | until the very end of her life,
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| 1875 - Kwang-su becomes emperor of China.
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| | reportedly painting her last pastel etude
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| 1895 - The National Trust is founded in
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| | on the very day of her death.
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| Britain.
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| | She was elected as Member of parliament
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| 1898 - Ito Hirobumi begins his third term
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| | of Ukrainian Soviet Socialistic Republic
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| as Prime Minister of Japan.
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| | (Ukrainian Verkhovna Rada, English
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| 1906 - Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman's
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| | Supreme Council) in 1951-58, became
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| cabinet (which included amongst its
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| | member of the Ukrainian Artists' Union in
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| members H.H. Asquith, David Lloyd George,
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| | 1944, member of the board of the USSR
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| and Winston Churchill) embarks on
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| | Artists' Union in 1963, member of the
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| sweeping social reforms after a Liberal
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| | Academy of Art of the USSR in 1975.
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| landslide in the British general
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| | Yablonska was awarded the honorary title
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| election.
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| | "Peoples' Artists of the USSR" in 1982,
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| 1908 - A long-distance radio message is
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| | "Artist of Year" (UNESCO) in 1997, "Woman
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| sent from the Eiffel Tower for the first
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| | of Year" (International Biography Centre,
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| time.
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| | Cambridge) in 2000. She was the winner of
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| 1915 - The Rocky Mountain National Park
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| | the USSR State Prize (Stalin prize: 1949,
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| is formed by an act of U.S. Congress.
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| | 1951 and State Prize: 1979), winner of
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| 1915 - United States House of
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| | the Shevchenko state prize of Ukraine
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| Representatives rejects proposal to give
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| | (1998).
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| women the right to vote.
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| | She also received the Order of the Red
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| 1918 - Finland's "Mosaic Confessors" law
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| | Banner of Labour (1951), the Order of
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| went into effect, making Finnish Jews
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| | Friendship of Peoples (1977), order Award
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| full citizens.
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| | for merits (1997) and the highest state
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| 1926 - Freeman Gosden and Charles Correll
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| | award of Ukraine - title Hero of Ukraine
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| premiere their radio program Sam 'n'
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| | (2003).
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| Henry, a precursor to Amos 'n' Andy;
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| | She died in Kiev on June 17, 2005.
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| possibly the first situation comedy.
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| | Tetyana Vodopyanova (born January 11,
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| 1932 - Hattie W. Caraway becomes the
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| | 1973 in Kiev) is a former Ukrainian
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| first woman elected to the United States
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| | biathlete. Presently at the Institute of
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| Senate.
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| | Physical Education and Wellness of the
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| 1940 - World War II: Russia bombs cities
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| | Volyn National Univercity where she is a
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| in Finland.
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| | "Distinguished Master of Sports".
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| 1942 - President Franklin Roosevelt
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| | Tetyana Grygorivna Hlushchenko
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| creates the National War Labor Board.
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| | (Ukrainian: ?????? ?????????? ????????,
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| 1945 - World War II: The Soviets begin a
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| | born July 12, 1956 in Kiev) is a former
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| large offensive in Eastern Europe against
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| | Soviet/Ukrainian handball player who
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| the Nazis.
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| | competed in the 1976 Summer Olympics. She
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| 1964 - Rebels in Zanzibar begin a revolt
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| | trained at Spartak in Kiev. In 1976 she
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| known as the Zanzibar Revolution and
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| | won the gold medal with the Soviet team.
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| proclaimed a republic.
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| | She played all five matches.
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| 1966 - Lyndon B. Johnson states that the
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| | Tetyana Yurevna Perebiynis (Ukrainian:
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| United States should stay in South
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| | ?????? ??????? ??????????), born on
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| Vietnam until Communist aggression there
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| | December 15, 1982 is a female
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| is ended.
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| | professional tennis player born in
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| 1966 - Batman the TV series debuts on
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| | Kharkiv, Ukraine, where she lives. She is
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| ABC.
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| | an only child. She reached the Wimbledon
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| 1967 - Dr. James Bedford becomes the
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| | junior girls' singles final in 2000, and
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| first person to be cryonically preserved
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| | won the Wimbledon juniors doubles final
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| with intent of future resuscitation.
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| | that year. She finished 2006 ranked 161
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| 1969 - Joe Namath and the New York Jets
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| | in Singles, and 70 in Doubles.
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| defeat the Baltimore Colts 16-7 in Super
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| | Haydée Tamara Bunke Bider, communist
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| Bowl III, becoming the first team from
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| | revolutionary
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| the American Football League to win
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| | Tania (queen)
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| American Football's top championship.
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| | Tania was an alias of Patricia Hearst
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| 1969 - Led Zeppelin releases their first
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| | Tania Borealis and Tania Australis, stars
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| album.
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| | in the constellation Ursa Major
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| 1970 - Biafra capitulates, ending the
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| | Tania Emery, actress
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| Nigerian civil war.
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| | Tania Lacy, comedian
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| 1971 - All in the Family debuts on CBS.
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| | Tania Libertad, singer
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| 1971 - Harrisburg Six: The Reverend
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| | Tania Raymonde, actress
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| Philip Berrigan and five others are
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| | Saint Tatiana, 3rd-century Christian
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| indicted on charges of conspiring to
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| | martyr
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| kidnap Henry Kissinger and of plotting to
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| | Tatiana, Mexican singer and children's
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| blow up the heating tunnels of federal
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| | television show host
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| buildings in Washington, DC.
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| | Tatyana Alekseyeva, retired Russian 400
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| 1976 - UN Security Council votes 11-1 to
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| | metre runner
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| allow the Palestine Liberation
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| | Tatyana Ali, actress and singer
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| Organization to participate in a Security
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| | Tatiana Belinky, Brazilian children's
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| Council debate (without voting rights).
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| | book writer
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| 1991 - Persian Gulf War: An act of the
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| | Tatyana Biryulina, Soviet javelin thrower
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| U.S. Congress authorizes the use of
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| | Tatiana Bulanova, Russian pop singer
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| military force to drive Iraq out of
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| | Tatiana Cameron, Croatian-born pop singer
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| Kuwait.
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| | (formerly known as "Tajci")
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| 1992 - A new constitution, providing for
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| | Tatiana Golovin, a French tennis player
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| freedom to form political parties, is
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| | who was born in Moscow, Russia
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| approved by referendum in Mali.
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| | Tatiana Grigorieva, Australian athlete of
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| 1995 - Malcolm X's daughter, Qubilah
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| | Russian origin.
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| Shabazz, is arrested for conspiring to
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| | Tatiana von Furstenberg, daughter of
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| kill Louis Farrakhan.
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| | Prince Egon and Princess Diane Von
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| 1998 - Nineteen European nations agree to
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| | Furstenberg; singer in the band Playdate
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| forbid human cloning.
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| | Tatiana Lemos, Brazilian freestyle
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| 2004 - The World's largest ocean liner
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| | swimmer
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| RMS Queen Mary 2 makes it's maiden
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| | Tatyana Lesovaya, retired Russian discuss
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| voyage.
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| | thrower
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| 2005 - Deep Impact (space mission)
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| | Grand Duchess Tatiana Nikolaevna of
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| launches from Cape Canaveral by a Delta 2
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| | Russia
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| rocket.
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| | Tatyana Polovinskaya, Ukrainian
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| 2006 - The foreign ministers of the
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| | long-distance runner
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| United Kingdom, France, and Germany
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| | Tatjana Simi?, Dutch actress and singer
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| declare that negotiations with Iran over
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| | Tatyana Skatchko, retired Russian long
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| its nuclear program have reached a dead
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| | jumper
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| end and recommend that Iran be referred
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| | Tatiana Taylor, character in Auf
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| to the United Nations Security Council.
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| | Wiedersehen, Pet
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| (ABC)
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| | Tatiana (Silvia Braga) Tavares, Miss
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| 2006 - A stampede during the Stoning the
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| | Belgium 2005.
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| Devil ritual on the last day at the Hajj
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| | Tatyana Tolstaya, modern Russian writer,
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| in Mina, Saudi Arabia, kills at least 362
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| | granddaughter of Aleksey Tolstoy
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| Muslim pilgrims. (BBC)
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| | Tatiana Wisla, character in the anime
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| 2006 - Turkey releases Mehmet Ali A?ca
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| | series Last Exile.
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| from jail after he served 25 years for
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| | When doing searh for the names Tetyana,
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| shooting Pope John Paul II. (BBC)
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| | Tanya, Tania and its like on the internet
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| 2006 - The French warship Clemenceau
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| | gives us the following hit results;
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| reaches Egypt and is barred access to the
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| | 202,000 hits for Tetyana
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| Suez Canal. Greenpeace activists board
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| | 2,660,000 hits for Tatyana
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| the ship. (BBC)
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| | 58,000 hits for Tetiana
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| 2007 - Comet McNaught reached perihelion
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| | 24,800,000 hits for Tanya
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| becoming the brightest comet in more than
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| | 2,130,000 hits for Tania
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| 40 years.
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| | So there is probably lots of information
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| The name has Russian orgin, and first
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| | hidden behind the name as it is used in
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| used in this part of the world. However
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| | various typing and all these spellings
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| the name is used for females in the
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| | derives from the same name.
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