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Larkin Precious Day Care Inc

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LARKIN PRECIOUS DAY CARE, INC. PHASE 2, Child Care Facility

LARKIN PRECIOUS DAY CARE, INC. PHASE 2

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LARKIN PRECIOUS DAY CARE, INC. PHASE 2 is a child care facility in Lake Wales, Polk County, Florida that welcomes your child and family. Sensitive, loving interactions with teachers are the active ingredients of high quality early care and learning programs. Children benefit socially, intellectually and physically from participation in quality group care experiences, with proven results that last into their school years. Quality child care/day care programs also involve parents—regularly telling you about your child’s daily activities, and sharing information about child development topics and activity ideas to enjoy at home.

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Philip Larkin: portrait of a poet

Alexander Genis: Thirty years have passed since the death of one of the most popular poets in the English-speaking world, Philip Larkin. After waiting for this date, Westminster Abbey finally decided to give him a place in their “Poet’s Corner”, despite the fact that the poet was a militant agnostic and author of rebellious poetry.

Today Vladimir Gandelsman will introduce that still little-known poet to Russian readers, based on the biography of Larkin written by James Booth. This book is called Life, Love and Destiny.

Volodya Let’s start, as always, with a brief background.

Vladimir Galdesman: Philip Arthur Larkin (English Philip Arthur Larkin, August 9, 1922, Coventry – December 2, 1985, Kingston upon Hull) – British poet, writer and jazz critic.

Studied at Oxford (1940-1943), where he became friends with the novelist Kingsley Amis. Then he worked all his life as a university librarian, first in Belfast, then at the University of Hull (East Yorkshire). In 1984, Larkin was offered the honorary title of Poet Laureate, which he declined. For his literary merits he was awarded the Order of the Knights of Glory and the Order of the British Empire. In 2003, the Society of Poetry Book named Larkin the most beloved post-war British poet by readers, in 2008 The Times newspaper named him the best British author of the post-war era.

Alexander Genis: Why is Larkin’s new biography remarkable?

Vladimir Galdesman: James Booth’s new biography of Philip Larkin isn’t all that exciting, but it fits the bill. If you agree that Larkin is one of the finest lines of English-language poetry, then it might be interesting to look at him both as a person and as a poet. Especially as a person.

The explanation for the fact that the biographical genre blooms and smells was given by Pushkin in a textbook letter to Vyazemsky: “The crowd eagerly reads confessions, notes, etc. , because in their meanness they rejoice at the humiliation of the high, the weaknesses of the mighty. At the discovery of any abomination, she is delighted. He is small like us, he is vile like us! You lie, scoundrels: he is both small and vile – not like you, otherwise.

Alexander Genis: I understand what you are talking about. Some kind of obscurity entered the image of Larkin after his death, when his executors published his letters, and his first biography.

Vladimir Galdesman: It was a long time ago, and it’s true. By the way, “executor” in English is the same as “executioner” – executer, and unfortunately for the perception of the image of Larkin in his biography, the facts of using racist and indecent-sexual rhetoric were revealed, and not only. It did not occur to his executors to place some preface before the biography, explaining that the poet allowed such statements only in private conversations and that he also considered his letters to be his private life. In public life, he knew perfectly well how to behave and what to say. For some reason they didn’t. They did not do what was so obviously expected of them, but they were by no means dullards who only waited with lust for the hour when it would be possible to publicly bite the dead poet on the heel and (in their understanding) humiliate him. A depressing number of English-speaking literary critics agreed that Larkin was not worth reading at all, and those who understood what rank he was a poet covered their mouths with tape.

Alexander Genis: Nevertheless, a huge number of readers on both sides of the Atlantic love Larkin’s poetry. Over the past 20 years, this view has become stronger. The question is, will Larkin’s new biography serve to strengthen Larkin’s reputation?

Vladimir Galdesman: Probably. Admirers of Larkin see the main advantage of Booth’s book in that it demonstrates that only the author’s text matters and nothing else.

Significantly, Booth was Larkin’s colleague for 17 years and served as a literary consultant to the Larkin Literary Society. Whether his opinion can be trusted is another question.

Alexander Genis: Well, what’s the matter? What is so controversial in this figure, let’s explain what kind of person and poet this same Larkin was?

Vladimir Galdesman: This same Larkin, unlike the chest, does not just open. He played the role of a misanthrope, professed total loneliness, joked in a peculiar and cynical way. He did not take the title of Poet Laureate, but it can be said that Larkin was the British Poet Laureate of Disappointment. His cynicism was tempered only by his skepticism, which only occasionally allowed itself the expression of any hope or possibility, as happens at the end of the poem “Trees”: “Last year is dead, they seem to say: / start again, again, again” . (Note that for Larkin, the emphasis on the word “seems” is the same as on the word “again”).

But Larkin was better known for his satirical verses. Characteristically, those who know something of English poetry, as well as those who do not know anything, will still recite to you the beginning of the poem “This Be The Verse”. The first line is “They fuck you up, your mum and dad…” The point is that your birth is a mistake and that you shouldn’t breed at all. I made a free translation, not obscene, so I can read it. Still, it is worth explaining the game that Larkin has in this rhyme. He says that you were made by your father and mother, but not only “made”, but also “deceived”. I used the verb “to inflate”, which also acquires a dual meaning. So:

Having given birth to you, father and mother

mouth to mouth with their breath

you were fooled, so to speak,

so that you add your own to them.

And they were fooled into their turn

by the degenerate forerunners, scurrying

back and forth with their household,

not understanding anything. …what.

Aggravating evil, the freak

breeds, mother soul into God.

Die. Do not continue your family,

so as not to fool anyone.

Alexander Genis: Clever, but are these poems by a great poet?

Vladimir Galdesman: Poems. I don’t like that word, but it fits here. Poems. In the title it is expressed, in my opinion, – “This Be the Verse”. (“These are poems!”, maybe?) … I think Larkin would have found a common language with the Romanian-French philosopher Emil Cioran, who said: “I have no hatred for life, no desire for death, everything that I I would like to, is not to be born into the world.

Alexander Genis: Larkin’s popularity stems from this disillusioned, cold, sort of temperament. It’s always attractive. Let’s remember Pechorin.

Philip Larkin

Vladimir Galdesman: Undoubtedly. Larkin ended his opus Learning Reading Skills with the line: “Turn out the lights, books are bullshit. ” For all the vileness, there is in this irreverent wit and in this melancholy the determination to look at life point-blank. Readers believe him. And, of course, it is not limited to the above quotations. His poetry is psychologically accurate, and there is an ease in handling metrical forms rooted in the British poetic tradition. His gaze is elegiac, working to reduce, but at the same time, these verses are rich in precise nuances. Robert Pinsky, former American Poet Laureate, describes Larkin’s poetry as “a majestic sour rejection,” which is a good description. Perhaps this is best shown in verse 1958 “Weddings on Trinity”.

Alexander Genis: Do you have a translation?

Vladimir Galdesman: No, alas, there is no translation. With Larkin’s translations into Russian, the situation is bad, and you won’t understand anything from the interlinear. Nevertheless, I will say a few words about “Weddings”. Trinity, or Pentecost, is the seventh Sunday after Easter, late spring, at which time people often get married. In the 1950s, this provided some financial advantages related to taxes, and besides, there were many days off. Hence the theme of this poem.

This Trinity I was late

until

at one o’clock on a sunny Saturday

I boarded a half-empty train –

wide open windows, hot pillows,

the evaporated meaning of being. We rushed

past the back alleys, crossed the street,

blinding windshields, the smell of a fish store; from here

the river overflowed in breadth, there,

where sky, Lincolnshire and water are one.

The beginning, so characteristic of Larkin, is conversational, yet rhythmic, in a chaotic manner, instantly conveying the rush of the city fuss, discarded with the departure of the train. From the “river overflowing in breadth” the sky, the city and the water become one thing. The train itself, the central image of the poem, is a form of unfolding movement that connects different places and times.

Let’s move on.

All day, through the sleepy heat

for miles around,

we drove south, slowing down on the curves;

passing vast farms, cows and their short shadows,

canals with dirty factory foam;

a sudden greenhouse: a hedge, sagging

and rising, and an intermittent smell of grass

through the stink of wagon drapery –

and so on until the next nondescript town

with outlying car remains.

Larkin’s voice is so simple and natural that the reader hardly notices the complexity of the rhyme (which is not in my interlinear). Keats came up with this stanza for his summer odes, and Larkin’s allusion is no coincidence—it’s early summer, with its fragrant promise and pastoral sweetness. Just as Keats’ summer odes are full of death and decay, so Larkin has nothing without a particular bittersweet taste. Pastoral fantasy, with its farms and hedgerows, is complemented by a harsh reality: factory foam in the canals, the stench of wagon drapes. ..

This sharp realism goes a long way to substantiate a plausible and at the same time fantastic picture of the upcoming series of weddings – their hero will be watching from the train. A long poem in which the whole life unfolds.

Alexander Genis: I understand that retelling poetry is almost impossible. But maybe there are parallels in Russian poetry, something similar?

Vladimir Galdesman: Maybe. As for “Weddings”, I remembered Pasternak’s lines from the poem “Beloved is horror if the poet loves …” There the poet sees,

…. how weddings are celebrated around.

As they get drunk, they wake up.

How common is this frog caviar?

A poem where the vulgarity of life and the poetry of life coexist. It can also be seen that Pasternak is the translator of Keats’s ode “To Autumn”, from which the complex rhyme of Larkin’s “Weddings” is borrowed. Everything is connected.

Alexander Genis: Let’s go back to the biography written by James Booth. In professional life, Larkin was honesty itself. What did happen in your personal life?

Vladimir Galdesman: The same Choran said: “Create a family. Yes, for me, it’s easier to found an empire. Larkin was a confirmed bachelor. His “wife” was his mother, to whom he wrote letters, addressing her as a lover addresses a lady of the heart. “Oh, my Creation!”, something like that … He had several mistresses at the same time. I noticed that men who idolize mommy are often real womanizers. It is known that from a semi-bohemian environment, Monica Jones was ready for anything for him. The socialite Patsy Strang, who could not stand ephemeral relationships, was also ready for everything. She simply went crazy over him all her life and even at the end of the novel she wanted to resume it.

This does not make Larkin, of course, Eroll Flynn, the Hollywood conqueror of women’s hearts, but still destroys the reputation of some insensitive deck. Perhaps Larkin pretended to be a loser in love, and this was his strategy. If this is a strategy, then it is somewhat shameful.

As for racism, Booth writes that Larkin has wonderful poems dedicated to the famous African American saxophonist and composer Sidney Becket. He may have said something, Booth argues, but he couldn’t be a racist. He admits that Larkin hurt the women he was involved with by hiding them from each other and pretending he had nothing to do with them. And it was cruel. But this, oddly enough, gave rise to his serene lines that delight the reader. So says journalist Booth, Larkin’s generous protector. About Bout himself, they write that he is excessively generous.

Alexander Genis: Are there any responses from Russian poets to Larkin’s poetry?

Vladimir Galdesman: I came across a short response from Joseph Brodsky: “Cat’s screams.” But there are, of course, enthusiastic responses. In Russian poetry, Larkin, it seems to me, has not yet arrived. By the way, when he helped finance the publication of one of his first collections and agreed that the collection would be distributed by subscription, in private conversations he jokingly called subscribers suckers. Booth plays with these places in the book with gentle humor. Larkin made extensive use of the allusions, allusions, and irony of language inherent in literary circles. The obvious benefit of Booth’s book is that in our times the language of Philip Larkin is increasingly in need of translation, at least for the ingenuous public.

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Manager:	129. Lab. genomics and evolution of mammals
Part-time:	157. Department “Kurchatov Genomic Center of ICG SB RAS”
Room:	Remote work
Email:	larkin@bionet. nsc.ru

Publications

2022	Resequencing the Yaroslavl cattle genomes reveals signatures of selection and a rare haplotype on BTA28 likely to be related to breed phenotypes Ruvinskiy D.E., Igoshin A.V., Yurchenko A.A., Ilina A.V., Larkin D.M. [ANIM GENET]
	Comparative analysis of the frequencies of DNA polymorphisms associated with diseases and economically important traits in the genomes of Russian and foreign cattle breeds A.V. Igoshin, G.A. Romashov, E.N. Chernyaeva, N.P. Elatkin, N.S. Yudin, D.M. Larkin [Vavilov journal of genetics and breeding]
2021	Copy number variants in genomes of local sheep breeds from Russia A.V. Igoshin, T.E. Deniskova, A.A. Yurchenko, N.S. Yudin, A.V. Dotsev, M.I. Selionova, N.A. Zinovieva, D.M. Larkin [ANIM GENET]
	Whole-Genome Resequencing Points to Candidate DNA Loci Affecting Body Temperature under Cold Stress in Siberian Cattle Populations Alexander Igoshin, Nikolay Yudin, Ruslan Aitnazarov, Andrey A. Yurchenko, Denis M. Larkin [Life]
2020	Resequencing and signatures of selection scan in two Siberian native sheep breeds point to candidate genetic variants for adaptation and economically important traits J. Sweet-Jones, A. A. Yurchenko, A. V. Igoshin, N. S. Yudin, M. T. Swain, D. M. Larkin [ANIM GENET]
2019	A Near Chromosome Assembly of the Dromedary Camel Genome. Ruvinskiy D, Larkin DM, Farré M. [Frontiers in Genetics]
	An integrated chromosome-scale genome assembly of the Masai giraffe (Giraffa camelopardalis tippelskirchi). Farré M, Li Q, Darolti I, Zhou Y, Damas J, Proskuryakova AA, Kulemzina AI, Chemnick LG, Kim J, Ryder OA, Ma J, Graphodatsky AS, Zhang G, Larkin DM, Lewin HA. [GigaScience]
	Comparative Chromosome Mapping of Musk Ox and the X Chromosome among Some Bovidae Species Proskuryakova AA, Kulemzina AI, Perelman PL, Yudkin DV, Lemskaya NA, Okhlopkov IM, Kirillin EV, Farré M, Larkin DM, Roelke-Parker ME, O’Brien SJ, Bush M, Graphodatsky AS. [Genes]
	Evolution of gene regulation in ruminants differs between evolutionary breakpoint regions and homologous synteny blocks Farré M, Kim J, Proskuryakova AA, Zhang Y, Kulemzina AI, Li Q, Zhou Y, Xiong Y, Johnson JL, Perelman PL, Johnson WE, Warren WC, Kukekova AV, Zhang G, O’Brien SJ, Ryder OA , Graphodatsky AS, Ma J, Lewin HA, Larkin DM. [GENOME RES]
	Genome-wide association study and scan for signatures of selection point to candidate genes for body temperature maintenance under the cold stress in Siberian cattle populations Alexander V. Igoshin, Andrey A. Yurchenko, Nadezhda M. Belonogova, Dmitry V. Petrovsky, Ruslan B. Aitnazarov, Vladimir A. Soloshenko, Nikolay S. Yudin, Denis M. Larkin [BMC GENET]
	Genome-wide association study for body weight in cattle populations from Siberia A. V. Igoshin, N. S. Yudin, N. M. Belonogova, D. M. Larkin [ANIM GENET]
	Germline-restricted chromosome (GRC) is widespread among songbirds Torgasheva AA, Malinovskaya LP, Zadesenets KS, Karamysheva TV, Kizilova EA, Akberdina EA, Pristyazhnyuk IE, Shnaider EP, Volodkina VA, Saifitdinova AF, Galkina SA, Larkin DM, Rubtsov NB, Borodin PM. 2019, 116: 11845-11850. [P NATL ACAD SCI USA]
	High-density genotyping reveals signatures of selection related to acclimation and economically important traits in 15 local sheep breeds from Russia Yurchenko A.A., Deniskova T.E., Yudin N.S., Dotsev A.V., Khamiruev T.N., Selionova M.I., Egorov S.V., Reyer H., Wimmers K., Brem G., Zinovieva N.A., Larkin D.M. [BMC GENOMICS]
	Patterns of microchromosome organization remain highly conserved throughout avian evolution. O’Connor RE, Kiazim L, Skinner B, Fonseka G, Joseph S, Jennings R, Larkin DM, Griffin DK. [CHROMOSOMA]
	The history of the “singing” chromosome Borodin, P. M. Torgasheva, A. A. Malinovskaya, L. P. Rubtsov, N. B. Galkina, S. A. Larkin, D. M [Science First Hand]
	General traits of selection and genes associated with adaptation and acclimatization in the genomes of Russian breeds of cattle and sheep Yudin N.S., Larkin D.M. [RUSS J GENET+]
	Origin, selection and adaptation of Russian breeds of cattle according to genome-wide studies. Yudin N.S., Larkin D.M. [Vavilov journal of genetics and breeding]
2018	Genome-wide genotyping uncovers genetic profiles and history of the Russian cattle breeds. Yurchenko A., Yudin N., Aitnazarov R., Plyusnina A., Brukhin V., Soloshenko V., Lhasaranov B., Popov R., Paronyan I.A., Plemyashov K.V., Larkin D.M. [HEREDITY]
	Scans for signatures of selection in Russian cattle breed genomes reveal new candidate genes for environmental acclimation and adaptation Yurchenko A. , Daetwyler H.D., Yudin N., Schnabel R.D., Vander Jagt C.D., Soloshenko V., Lhasaranov B., Popov R., Taylor J.F., Larkin D.M. [SCI REP-UK]
	Identification of genes involved in the control of white head color using genome-wide association analysis Yudin N.S., Belonogova N.M., Larkin D.M. [Vavilov journal of genetics and breeding]
2017	A compendium and functional characterization of mammalian genes involved in adaptation to Arctic or Antarctic environments Yudin N.S., Larkin D.M., Ignatieva E.V. [BMC GENET]
2016	THE SIGNIFICANCE OF GENOMIC RESEARCH IN THE HISTORY OF THE FORMATION OF PETS Larkin D.M., Yudin N.S. [Molecular genetics, microbiology and virology]
2008	Parental mitochondrial fate in embryonic stem hybrid cells A. G. Menzorov, N. M. Matveeva, D. M. Larkin, D. V. Zaikin, and O. L. Serov [Cell and Tissue Biology]
2006	Comparative mapping of cattle chromosome 19: cytogenetic localization of 19 BAC clones Larkin D.M., Astakhova N.M., Prokhorovich M.A., Lewin H.A., Zhdanova N.S. [CYTOGENET GENOME RES]
	Comparative mapping of mink chromosome 8p: in situ hybridization of seven cattle BAC clones Larkin D.M., Prokhorovich M.A., Astakhova N.M., Zhdanova N.S [ANIM GENET]

Conferences

2021	Whole-genome resequencing points to candidate variants and genes for body temperature maintenance under the cold stress in Siberian cattle populations A.V. Igoshin, N.S. Yudin, R.B. Aitnazarov, A.A. Yurchenko, D.M. Larkin [ISAG-2021. 38th International Society for Animal Genetics Conference]
	General adaptation method for detecting functional nucleotide substitutions in cattle breeds for use in genomic breeding and editing Larkin D. M., Ruvinsky D.E., Igoshin A.V., Romashov G.A., Yudin N.S. [3rd International Scientific and Practical Conference “Molecular genetic technologies for analysis of gene expression of productivity and resistance to animal diseases”]
2020	Resequencing genomes of the Russian native Baikal and Tuva sheep breeds Sweet-Jones J., Yudin N., Larkin D. [Bioinformatics of Genome Regulation and Structure/Systems Biology (BGRS/SB-2020)]
	The genomes and mechanisms of adaptation to the cold climates in Russian native cattle breeds Buggiotti L., Yurchenko A., Yudin N., Larkin D. [Bioinformatics of Genome Regulation and Structure/Systems Biology (BGRS/SB-2020)]
2019	Genome-wide tests and sequencing point to candidate gene variants for body temperature maintenance under the cold stress in Siberian cattle population A. V. Igoshin, A. A. Yurchenko, N. M. Belonogova, D. V. Petrovsky, R. B. Aitnazarov, V. A. Soloshenko, N. S. Yudin, D. M. Larkin [ISAG-2019. 37th International Society for Animal Genetics Conference]
2018	Genome-wide association study for body temperature maintenance under the cold stress in Siberian cattle Igoshin A.V., Belonogova N.M., Yurchenko A.A., Yudin N.S., Petrovsky D.V., Larkin D.M. [BIOINFORMATICS OF GENOME REGULATION AND STRUCTURE\SYSTEMS BIOLOGY (BGRS\SB-2018)]
	Genotyping of nine native Russian cattle breeds combined with the 1000 bull genome project data reveals signatures of selection and adaptation in Russian cattle genomes Yurchenko A.A., Yudin N.S., Larkin D.M. [BIOINFORMATICS OF GENOME REGULATION AND STRUCTURE\SYSTEMS BIOLOGY (BGRS\SB-2018)]
	High-density genotyping of 15 native Russian sheep breeds reveals genomic regions under selection related to domestication, acclimation and economically important trait Yurchenko A. A., Deniskova T.E., Dotsev A.V., Yudin N.S., Reyer H., Wimmers K., Brem G., Zinovieva N.A., Larkin D.M. [BIOINFORMATICS OF GENOME REGULATION AND STRUCTURE\SYSTEMS BIOLOGY (BGRS\SB-2018)]
2017	Genetic profiles, history and signatures of selection of the Russian native cattle breeds Yudin N.S., Yurchenko A., Aitnazarov R., Plyusnina A., Larkin D.M. [36th International Society for Animal Genetics Conference (ISAG 2017)]
	Population structure and phylogeny of the Russian cattle breeds determined by whole genome genotyping. Yudin N.S., Yurchenko A., Aitnazarov R., Plyusnina A., Larkin D.M. [Plant & Animal Genome XXV Conference]
	Whole genome analysis of associations of single nucleotide polymorphisms with productivity traits in Russian breeds of dairy cattle Plyusnina A.V., Yudin N.S., Belonogova N.M., Larkin D.M. [Belyaev Readings. International conference dedicated to the 100th anniversary of Academician of the USSR Academy of Sciences D.K. Belyaeva]
	Population structure, formation history and selection traces in the genomes of 18 local breeds of cattle bred in the Russian Federation Yurchenko A.A., Yudin N.S., Aitnazarov R.B., Plyusnina A.V., Larkin D.M. [Belyaev Readings. International conference dedicated to the 100th anniversary of Academician of the USSR Academy of Sciences D.K. Belyaeva]
2007	Segregation of the Parental Mitochondria in Embryonic Stem Hybrid cells. Alexey G. Menzorov, Natalia M. Matveeva, Denis M. Larkin, Dmitri V. Zaykin, Oleg L. Serov [The 5th annual CDB Symposium “Germ Line versus Soma: Towards Generating Totipotency.” RIKEN, Kobe, Japan]
2006	Evolution Highway: large scale analysis of vertebrate genome evolution. 30th International conference on animal genetics Larkin DM [30th International conference on animal genetics, August 20-25, 2006, Porto Seguro, Brazil, plenary lecture]

Grants

2019	Lineage study and comparative analysis of selection traces using sequenced genomes of Turano-Mongolian cattle breeds and Siberian sheep breeds Denis Mikhailovich Larkin Yudin Nikolai Serafimovich Yurchenko Andrey Alexandrovich
2018	Chromosomes restricted to avian germline cells Lisachev Artem Pavlovich Zadesenets Kira Sergeevna Karamysheva Tatyana Vitalievna Bikchurina Tatyana Igorevna Malinovskaya Lyubov Petrovna Larkin Denis Mikhailovich Torgasheva Anna Aleksandrovna
2017	Study of the origin and selection traces in the genomes of two unique breeds of cattle from the Russian Federation Denis Mikhailovich Larkin Yurchenko Andrey Alexandrovich Yudin Nikolai Serafimovich Igoshin Alexander Vladimirovich Pechurin Sergey Nikolaevich
	Reconstruction of the chromosomal organization of mammalian genomes and a new look at chromosomal evolution Denis Mikhailovich Larkin Battulin Nariman Rashitovich Igoshin Alexander Vladimirovich Nuriddinov Miroslav Abdurakhimovich Fishman Veniamin Semenovich Yudin Nikolai Serafimovich Yurchenko Andrey Alexandrovich
2016	Population structure and traces of adaptation to a cold climate in the genomes of Russian breeds of cattle and sheep Aitnazarov Ruslan Beishenalievich Belonogova Nadezhda Mikhailovna Gunbin Konstantin Vladimirovich Zlobina Raisa Andreevna Katsyuba Lyudmila Alekseevna Petrovsky Evgeny Dmitrievich Pechurin Sergey Nikolaevich Tarasova Tatyana Ivanovna Yudin Nikolay Serafimovich Yurchenko Andrey Alexandrovich Prokopov Dmitry Yurievich

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