what is the current name of Stankin institute in Moscow, Russia?
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Moscow State Technical University (MSTU) \nMoskovskiy Gosudarstvennyj Tekhnicheskiy Universitet (MGTU)
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Top 10 in 2001 (source: http://www.kariera.orc.ru/03-01/Almam072TB9.html):\n\n1 Moscow Medical Academy (Московская медицинская академия им.И.М.Сеченова)\n2. Stavropol State Medical Academy (Ставропольская государственная медицинская академия)\n3 Moscow Medical-Stomatological University (Московский государственный медико-стоматологический университет)\n4 Volgograd Medical Academy (Волгоградская медицинская академия)\n5 Kursk State Medical University (Курский государственный медицинский университет)\n6 Novosibirsk State Medical Academy (Новосибирская государственная медицинская академия)\n7 Niznhiy Novgorod State Medical Academy (Нижегородская государственная медицинская академия)\n8 Chelyabinsk State Medical Academy (Челябинская государственная медицинская академия)\n9 Astrakhan State Medical Academy (Астраханская государственная медицинская академия)\n10 Saint-Petersburgh State Chemical-Pharmaceutical Academy (Санкт-Петербургская государственная химико-фармацевтическая академия)\n\n\nTop 3 in 2003 (source: http://www.ht.ru/prof/ratng/ratngr2003.html)\nMoscow Medical Academy (Московская медицинская академия)\nMoscow Medical-Stomatological University (Московский государственный медико-стоматологический университет)\nRussian State Medical University (Moscow) # Российский государственный медицинский университет (Москва).
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I believe there is one in Rennes, France. I forgot what it's called.
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Moscow is a city in Russia. Therefore, Russia is the country Moscow is located within. In this sense, one can conclude that Moscow is truly part of Russia. To be in Moscow, Russia, you must either be Russian, or a Foreigner. Another word for Foreigner is Tourist, but it only works if they are “Touring” the location. In this situation (as well as a few others), the location is Moscow. Moscow is a city in Russia. Therefore, Russia is the country Moscow is located within. In this sense, one can conclude that Moscow is truly part of Russia. To be in Moscow, Russia, you must either be Russian, or a Foreigner. Another word for Foreigner is Tourist, but it only works if they are “Touring” the location. In this situation (as well as a few others), the location is Moscow. Moscow is a city in Russia. Therefore, Russia is the country Moscow is located within. In this sense, one can conclude that Moscow is truly part of Russia. To be in Moscow, Russia, you must either be Russian, or a Foreigner. Another word for Foreigner is Tourist, but it only works if they are “Touring” the location. In this situation (as well as a few others), the location is Moscow. Moscow is a city in Russia. Therefore, Russia is the country Moscow is located within. In this sense, one can conclude that Moscow is truly part of Russia. To be in Moscow, Russia, you must either be Russian, or a Foreigner. Another word for Foreigner is Tourist, but it only works if they are “Touring” the location. In this situation (as well as a few others), the location is Moscow. Moscow is a city in Russia. Therefore, Russia is the country Moscow is located within. In this sense, one can conclude that Moscow is truly part of Russia. To be in Moscow, Russia, you must either be Russian, or a Foreigner. Another word for Foreigner is Tourist, but it only works if they are “Touring” the location. In this situation (as well as a few others), the location is Moscow. Moscow is a city in Russia. Therefore, Russia is the country Moscow is located within. In this sense, one can conclude that Moscow is truly part of Russia. To be in Moscow, Russia, you must either be Russian, or a Foreigner. Another word for Foreigner is Tourist, but it only works if they are “Touring” the location. In this situation (as well as a few others), the location is Moscow. Moscow is a city in Russia. Therefore, Russia is the country Moscow is located within. In this sense, one can conclude that Moscow is truly part of Russia. To be in Moscow, Russia, you must either be Russian, or a Foreigner. Another word for Foreigner is Tourist, but it only works if they are “Touring” the location. In this situation (as well as a few others), the location is Moscow. Moscow is a city in Russia. Therefore, Russia is the country Moscow is located within. In this sense, one can conclude that Moscow is truly part of Russia. To be in Moscow, Russia, you must either be Russian, or a Foreigner. Another word for Foreigner is Tourist, but it only works if they are “Touring” the location. In this situation (as well as a few others), the location is Moscow. Moscow is a city in Russia. Therefore, Russia is the country Moscow is located within. In this sense, one can conclude that Moscow is truly part of Russia. To be in Moscow, Russia, you must either be Russian, or a Foreigner. Another word for Foreigner is Tourist, but it only works if they are “Touring” the location. In this situation (as well as a few others), the location is Moscow. Moscow is a city in Russia. Therefore, Russia is the country Moscow is located within. In this sense, one can conclude that Moscow is truly part of Russia. To be in Moscow, Russia, you must either be Russian, or a Foreigner. Another word for Foreigner is Tourist, but it only works if they are “Touring” the location. In this situation (as well as a few others), the location is Moscow. Moscow is a city in Russia. Therefore, Russia is the country Moscow is located within. In
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It's capital was Moscow, as is that of the current Russian Federation.  Moscow is west of the Urals, so is considered to be in Europe.   Russia has always been considered a European founded nation state that expanded into Asia, so I would say both Russia and the former USSR belong to Europe.
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Which area are you talking about? You may find this article oif interest\n\nhttp://www.aftenposten.no/english/local/article1458080.ece
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Well there is still a University in London.\n\nGive me some more info and I will try and find out.
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IT DEPENDS FROM WHERE YOU ARE, IF YOU ARE FROM ANY AFRICAIN COUNTRY IT MAY NOT ALWAYS BE SAFE TO STUDY IN RUSSIA. LEARN AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE ABOUT RUSSIA IF YOU CONSIDER TO SPEND THERE MORE THAN 3 DAYS AND CONSIDER AS THE FIRST CHOICE BIG CITIES SUCH AS MOSCOW OR AT LEAST ST. PETERSBURG, THEY HAVE PLENTY OF UNIVERSITIES OFFERING MASTER DEGREES FOR ANY BUDGET AND MAKE SURE YOU ARE ARMED WITH AFFORDABLE RUSSIAN LANGUAGE KNOWLEDGE AS WELL. \nCHEERS
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Probably MIT, in Massachusetts, USA. The Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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Hi!\nThere is an institute in hyderabad that is called Ram Krishna Math that is neat himayath nagar. that teaches many languages i hope there will be this type of facility...
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http://www.uklo.edu.mk/
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try here.\n\nhttp://www.learningrussian.com/free.htm
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Have you tried searching on yahoo.com or yahoo.ru
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Russia. Or look on a map and find the longest contry from east 2 west.
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area Russia\npopulation China
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like when? the city is 850 years old, and spend half that time being capital of Russia, so lotsa stuff went down.\n\nhere are just some benchmarks that are not so obvious from general history of Russia\n\n1250 - Founded by Yuri Dolgorukii, who ruled Russia from then-captial Kiev\n\n1533-1580 reign of Ivan the Terrible, who finished consolidating power in Moscow. The city witnesses some gruesome medieval-style executions, hence the "Terrible" nickname.\n\n~1610 As a result of civil war after Ivan's death, Moscow is taken by Polish troops, who are soon kicked out by russian militia\n\n~1710 Peter the Great moves capital to freshly Built Saint Petersburg. Moscow become a provincial city\n\n1812 Napoleon invasion. After a bloody Borodino battle, Russians set fire to the city & abandon it.  Napoleon moves in nonetheless, rans out of food and is forced to retreat in the middle of winter, loosing most of his army.\n\n1924 Communists move capital back to Moscow since St-Petersburg (renamed Leningrad) was too close to border with capitalist Finland.\n\nwinter 1941-1942 Battle of Moscow, outgunned Russian troops aided by Russian winter stop Germans miles away front he city and counterattack.\n\n1991 Hard-line communists attempt a coup against Gorbachev's liberalization. Mass protests in Moscow, headed by Boris Yeltsin. Military moves in, but takes the side of protesters, and the coup fails. Yeltsin uses resulting political capital to disband Soviet Union.\n\n1993 Right-wing parliament starts a standoff with Yelstin, resulting in troops moving in again. This time, fighting erupts, ~100 people die and parliament building is shelled by tanks. Yeltsin prevails, parliament assumes "puppy dog" posture from then on.
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It is Malmo.  ie98alka is correct (I had it as Hansa Rostock at first.  He left them in the middle of 2005).