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Roman Kabachii 
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Various movements to preserve life on planet Earth and promote a healthy life style and healthy nutrition are gaining momentum in Europe. The reverberations of these social innovations are reaching Ukraine, if often in distorted form
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90.18% of ballot papers were processed

According to data of the Central Electoral Commission, 90.18% of ballot papers were processed: 48.49% of electors voted for Victor Yanukovych and 45.86% of electors voted for Yulia Tymoshenko.

According to an UNIAN correspondent, the Central Electoral Commission receives these data.

A gap between V. Yanukovych and Y. Tymoshenko makes up 2.63%.

UNIAN 08.02.10 09:18
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