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Буддизм, одна из трех мировых религий, возник более 2 тысяч лет назад. На протяжении столь долгой истории в нем возникало множество различных направлений и учений, которые сменяли одно другое, исчезали или трансформировались, вливались в новые школы. Так,
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NHL 25 introduces several modest improvements, mainly in AI behavior and presentation, but it remains grounded in the series' familiar framework. Franchise and Be A Pro modes see few changes, while HUT and World of Chel gain minor upgrades. For returning f
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In NBA 2K25, having a strong center build is crucial for any successful team. A well-constructed center can control the paint, grab rebounds, and create scoring opportunities. Here are the top six center builds to elevate your game. 1. Stretch Center Poppe
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Embarking on the journey of leveling in a massive multiplayer online role-playing game (MMORPG) can be a challenging endeavor. Throne and Liberty Lucent, with its vast world and intricate questlines, requires strategic planning and execution for a smooth l
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Daggers Overview: Daggers stand out in Throne and Liberty Lucent as a weapon that excels in rapid, precise strikes. With the ability to hide and emerge from the shadows, Dagger users are adept at dealing burst damage and inflicting debilitating DoTs on the
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Journalists rarely agree that their profession is as much a craft as an art, that mastery of the technique of creating text is as necessary as creative inspiration and intuition. However, practice convinces us that in a situation where there is very little
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In Russian, there are two homonymous formulas of speech etiquette: your health is a short toast and your health is an outdated address. Formula your (your) health! - "a brief toast, wishing well-being to the addressee before drinking wine" - is included in
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In the XIX century, the verb to take care of is drawn into the orbit of "amorous" words and phrases. On the basis of its meanings "1 - to have care of someone or look after someone; 2 - to hang around someone, please someone", it develops another thing: to
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NOSKOVA, Z. A. Candidate of Philological Sciences In our minds, Vladimir Ivanovich Dahl is a great interpreter of words, but in the texts of his own works there are sometimes such mysterious words that even the famous "Explanatory Dictionary of the living
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Language units that are now considered phraseological units were called differently in the time of V. I. Dahl: sayings, sentences, proverbs, aphorisms. When V. I. Dahl created his famous "Explanatory Dictionary of the living Great Russian Language", the th
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VI. Previous articles have shown that in the last decade metaphorical models with conceptual vectors of cruelty, aggressiveness and competition, deviations from the natural order of things (war, crime, sports, etc.) have developed. Another group of strong
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The mischievous, humorous, unfinished poem" Monk " of the Lyceum period (1813) was not published during the poet's lifetime. It describes the confrontation of the monk Pancratius with the" underground sorcerer " Milk. Molok is the French form of the name M
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The official Russian naming formula consists of three components: personal first name, patronymic , and last name. In the West, two or more personal names are common in the official naming model : Johann Sebastian Bach, Jean Baptiste Poklen, Anna Maria Moz
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Punctuation errors are sometimes caused by the inability to distinguish between simple and complex sentences, as well as complex conjunctive (compound, compound) and non-conjunctive sentences. To accurately determine what offer you are looking for, we offe
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In 2001, E. I. Nosov, a veteran novelist, was awarded the Solzhenitsyn Literary Prize. In E. I. Nosov's prose, vocabulary, rhythm, and sound recording are all directed to the main image, which is the innermost core of the work, "the image of images," as A.
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In the works of Turgenev of the 1860s and 70s, there is often a mention of fog. This recurring motif acts as a comparison, a metaphor, a detail of the landscape, endowed with symbolic meaning. It becomes especially noticeable in Turgenev's "mysterious stor
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Pearls were one of the most common and popular jewelry items in Russia. They were used to embroider both royal clothes and festive outfits of peasants. The image of pearls as a significant detail of artistic narration appears in the works of Russian classi
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"The Book of St. Augustine" in the Russian translation of the XVI century - the first "selected collection of works" in Russia of the most prominent Western European theologian, Aurelius Augustine (13. XI. 354-28 or 30.VIII. 430). This is a vivid example o
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Pushkin is an unsurpassed master of literary jokes, practical jokes, puns, epigrams, and parodies. Wordplay, all kinds of hoaxes were the environment in which the literary tastes of the Pushkin era were formed. "And now a whole system of parody is being fo
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This question is often heard in the villages of the north of the Lipetsk region, and it concerns the so-called street, unofficial, undocumented surnames. Probably, there is no place in Russia where namesakes and namesakes would not live. Under such conditi
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