How To Use Bulgaria In A Sentence
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Despite his excitement, there are few things Ignaciuk finds lacking in his life in Bulgaria.
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Among the first generation, family relations adhered rather closely to the traditional Bulgarian model.
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Zalm said that if Bulgaria's economy continues to develop at this pace, interest in it among Dutch people would continue to grow.
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‘Unfortunately, Bulgarian coal is lignite, we have no anthracite, no petrol or gas,’ he said.
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Bulgarian cigarettes production and Bulgarian tobacco deliveries will depend on the market situation.
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Bulgaria's State Agriculture Fund has started selecting grain producers for buying out bread wheat for the newly set up Grain Commodity Fund.
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In a more realistic scenario, Bulgaria will decommission reactors 1 and 2 by end - 2002 as agreed upon with the EC and it will preserve reactors 3 and 4.
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Simply put, it was on that date that the communist era in Bulgaria started.
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In 1884, the first newspaper in Ladino - the language of Sephardic Jews - was founded, although in time all Jewish newspapers in the country published in Bulgarian.
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I'll be the first to admit that I've led a somewhat sheltered life since arriving in Bulgaria last January.
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The most sumptuous and heady of fragrances, these feature exotic flowers like Bulgarian rose, jasmine and tuberose, as well as mysterious musks, woods and other exotic essences.
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Writing in 1888, historian Henry Howe said that when MacGahan returned to Bulgaria in 1877, he was everywhere hailed as a liberator and deliverer.
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Financial services in Bulgaria are still branded by formalism, bureaucracy and lack of interest, analysts said.
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As if in echo of national pride at his achievement, the magnificent sound of bagpipes swirled in honour of the Bulgarian champion.
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He signed an agreement to borrow a 75 million euro two-year loan syndicated by 18 banks, an unprecedented number of creditors for Bulgaria.
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The main objective is to facilitate the export of goods and services from the US to countries such as Bulgaria.
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All of the famous names in Bulgarian art can be seen until the end of January.
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Parliament voted on September 10 to create an interdepartmental commission of inquiry to try to track down investments made in Bulgarian overseas companies.
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The Bulgaria striker squandered two glorious chances either side of the interval and those misses summed up a miserable season.
Times, Sunday Times
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Simeon II, or to give him his civilian name Simeon Borisov of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, styled himself "tsar of Bulgaria" while he lived in exile.
Prepare for the reign of Charles the Meddler | Nick Cohen
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Light from the partially eclipsed sun filters through the clouds over Varna, Bulgaria, on Tuesday, creating a Cheshire Cat grin.
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Both had an interest in Bulgarian folklore and noticed on their travels that this was shared by people in many other parts of the world.
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You see, a Bulgarian farmer had bought a prizewinning boar for breeding purposes, but discovered it would only socialise with other male pigs.
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We perform classical, pre-classical, romanticism pieces, with domination of Bulgarian folk and church-Slavonic music.
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Reliable information on blood lead levels from many parts of Europe is lacking but studies from Bulgaria, Romania, Russia and the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM) suggest that average exposure levels in children may be high.
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In other words, Bulgaria will again have to diplomatically maneuver and make its choice in a vulnerable situation.
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None of these accusations however has been proven and some within Bulgaria believe that they were generated as acts of business sabotage by weapons companies from other countries.
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Alex is the son of British-Bulgarian parents, with an English mother, and a Bulgarian father.
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No one would have any doubts about the guiltiness of the Bulgarian.
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Nestle Bulgaria also has a toll-free number, recently introduced on the boxes and the wrappings of its products.
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There are substantial Roma communities in all European countries, not just Romania and Bulgaria," said Virgil Bercea, the Greek Catholic bishop of Oradea.
Romania Church Leaders Condemn Roma Deportations
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For Bulgarians, it's the chance to practice delivering lines not in your native tongue - and to mingle with drama enthusiasts from other lands.
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Regardless of the results of the review, Bulgaria will decommission the two reactors.
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Bulgarians are tolerant of other religions but are ardent supporters of Orthodoxy.
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It was the Bulgarian midfielder's fourth goal in four league matches.
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The album's tracks are a contemporary interpretation of Bulgarian folklore and Orthodox music.
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Recent days have seen a series of commemorations of defining events in the past century of Bulgarian history.
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I know that Bulgaria is trying hard to become more westernized and strives to be like America, but it's sad when becoming "westernized" means embracing huge supermarket chains that monopolize all the business and kill the "little men.
Hello supermarket
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The second and third sets were dominated by Bulgaria, the way they do best, with their power game.
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Czechs, Poles and Slovenians are also expected to return to holidaying in Bulgaria.
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Another field of interest shown by Milan's municipal companies was in gas distribution and the privatisation of thermoelectric power plants in Bulgaria.
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Siemens is also planning to make greenfield investments in Bulgaria's hi-tech industry.
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The process of accession is a difficult one and Bulgaria should complete negotiations within the predicted time frame, Palacio said.
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There will be countries and regions that will suffer long-term depopulation due to low fertility and emigration - but a combination of the two phenomena is mostly concentrated in eastern Europe, particularly in eastern Germany, Bulgaria and Ukraine.
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Finance Minister Milen Velchev believes that the grey economy has receded in Bulgaria in recent years, albeit by a modest degree.
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The Russian, Romanian, Bulgarian, and Serbian monasteries on the holy mountain attest to the Byzantine Empire's cultural diversity.
The Holy Mountain
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Bulgarians are tolerant of other religions but are ardent supporters of Orthodoxy.
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Festivities lasted an hour and a half, during which tourists picked roses and joined in the traditional hora dance with costumed Bulgarians of all ages.
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Inflation looks set to top 10 per cent this year, but that's no surprise considering the high cost of oil and a strong dollar (given that Bulgaria's lev is linked to the euro).
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Bulgaria's forests are taken care of by 3500 foresters and improving forest security, along with restoring destroyed woodlands, has been identified as the top priorities of the Government.
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Located about two hours west of Sofia in the Sredna Gora highlands, Koprivshtitsa is a prime example of Bulgaria's attempt to promote its country life to tourists.
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Evaluation of the new seismic data from Bulgaria had yielded very interesting results, he said.
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I had ordered the medium-size pizza, and found it to be of good size by Bulgarian standards, of dimensions that elsewhere might be described as large.
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Once these are in order the Notary Act (contract to purchase) must be signed in front of a Bulgarian Notary Public and registered in the local cadastre.
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‘For more than a month now, the Prime Minister has not been replying to questions and interpellations by the Coalition for Bulgaria in connection with the crisis,’ he added.
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At that time there was no extradition treaty between this country and Bulgaria.
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On November 9, the politburo met to discuss the growing democratic revolutions in other ‘socialist camp’ countries as well as events in Bulgaria itself.
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‘When you ask a Bulgarian a question it isn't the answer that matters, but the silence before the answer,’ Baker said, illustrating a peculiarity of Bulgarians.
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Since that time, with the exception of brief intervals, the Bulgarian Church has persisted in schism.
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The Bulgaria striker squandered two glorious chances either side of the interval and those misses summed up a miserable season.
Times, Sunday Times
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President Georgi Purvanov says Bulgaria does not want to be tied to laggard countries in its bid for European Union membership.
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A Bulgarian company has begun producing a vodka that contains vitamins C, B1 and B2, honey, milk and other bioactive ingredients.
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‘Customers should have more faith in the euro and the lev,’ former Bulgarian National Bank deputy governor Martin Zaimov was quoted by local media as saying.
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Bulgaria now exports 770 000 hectolitres of bottled wine annually, mostly to Germany, the UK and Russia.
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The office is found not only in all Greek Churches subject to Constantinople, but also in the Russian, Bulgarian, and other so-called autocephalous
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 1: Aachen-Assize
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The World Customs Organisation ranked Bulgarian Customs first in the number of heroin detections along the ‘Balkan Route’ in 2002, he said.
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The company said it struck gold in a Bulgarian mine.
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Forays were also made to Yugoslavia, Bulgaria, and Greece to bomb airfields and ports used by the Germans.
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Siderov's sweet nothings to his fellow MPs also raised a question: what, in Bulgaria, constitutes unparliamentary language?
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Juergen Buettner, a German retiree who lives in Plovdiv, Bulgaria's second-largest city after the capital, Sofia, complained of his difficulty in finding "anyone who speaks a semblance of English, let alone German, even though they supposedly have degrees in tourism and languages.
Bulgaria Wants More Tourists
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Supported by not very many Russians the Bulgarian volunteer detachment drove off dozens of frontal and flanking attacks by an enemy far superior in terms of manpower and equipment.
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Other increasingly popular destinations are Croatia, Bulgaria, Cuba and Turkey.
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He points out that in Bulgaria, there is still room for product innovation, but none of the economies have leapfrogged several development stages at once.
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Nobody scored more than the Bulgarian's 20 league goals last season, and his finishing is hallmarked by the composure that would surely have brought order to Saturday's pell-mell chaos.
Manchester United lose killer instinct while Dimitar Berbatov waits
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Only the immigrant generation uses this mongrelized Bulgarian; their American-educated children are more likely to consider English their primary language.
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Bulgarians have a heritage of winemaking and winebibbing.
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This traditional group of people no longer seems to provoke the interest of the Bulgarian people.
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The French owners of the tanker and the Bulgarian embassy in Yemen were expected to settle the problems within a few days.
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Paid sex, lies and online videoclips in Bulgarian highlife fill the pages of local media
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The board took the decision after completing the fourth review of Bulgaria's economic performance under the standby agreement.
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Here we marvelled at more of the chequered history of our host country involving the Byzantines, the Romans, and the Ottomans as well as the Bulgarians.
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Real media freedom, and not only in Bulgaria, can be achieved only when it walks hand in hand with a clearly realised responsibility.
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This will not apply to people transiting Bulgaria or who will leave the country within 24 hours.
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To this process, Bulgaria will be able to add the valuable experiences it has gained in its own process towards accession so far.
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A report on the current situation says that no infected animals or people have been found in Bulgaria, and imports from neighbouring countries are strictly controlled.
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We have the biggest market share in Bulgaria, and are the executive and diplomatic movers of Sofia.
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He also incurred bank charges when making cash withdrawals in Bulgaria.
Times, Sunday Times
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Kuhn will invest eight million euro in Bulgaria over the next three years to launch the production of car components and machinery.
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The mezzo-soprano also proved that she is still the only Bulgarian singer to have mastered unaccented pronunciation of German and a clear diction, so essential to the art of singing.
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After Bucharest previous posting, Jess and I went directly to her town of Stara Zagora, a major city in south-central Bulgaria.
7-14-07 A Bulgarian Wedding
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Bulgaria now exports 770 000 hectolitres of bottled wine annually, mostly to Germany, the UK and Russia.
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After finishing second to Bulgaria in their qualifying group, Croatia beat Slovenia 2-1 on aggregate in a Balkan play-off.
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We are sure Bulgarians are big enough to give them a customarily hospitable reception.
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The supervisory board of the Bulgarian National Bank was a straight jacket for the elite, which drained the financial system in a pagan and barbarian way.
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In an earlier paper I described my discernment of a duodenary, sequential constellation map or zodiac incised on a stamp-seal from Karanovo, Bulgaria and dated to 4800 BCE.
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It is in this regard that the media in Bulgaria has a vital role to play.
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Last year the court issued a ‘final and unappealable decision’ that in Bulgaria two religious communities existed which held the title ‘Bulgarian Orthodox Church.’
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According to Greenpeace, the ratio of power consumption to GDP in Bulgaria is nine times the average level in Europe.
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As a result he received the blessing of the Byzantine patriarch and the title of tsar of Bulgaria.
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Vladigerov is one of the first Bulgarian composers whose music is recognised all over the world.
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The latest studies indicate that the grey economy in Bulgaria is at 20 per cent.
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According to him, Bulgaria should not only provide logistic support but also troops.
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He is trying to provide the so-called fusion type of cuisine, which would be of interest to Bulgarians and travellers.
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Because I just did a radio interview today and Ehhhh Gawd is my Bulgarian horrible.
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She had the authority of the Appalachians, and the becomingness of the Bulgarian Roses.
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The Ministry of Finance is initiating a first on the Bulgarian market by the emission of euro-denominated bonds with a 15-year period of maturity.
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Bulgaria won the quarter-final over Israel in Soccer at the 1968 Mexico Olympics in which the deciding factor was the toss of the coin.
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Who can deny that today, organized crime dominates certain segments of the Bulgarian economy?
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Austria and Bulgaria have had an official bilateral cultural agreement since 1974.
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Surely that will one day be emblazoned across the book, at least in Bulgaria.
Times, Sunday Times
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Firstly, there were about one million card-carrying members of the Bulgarian Communist Party, at all levels of society.
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These wastelands are a big source of pollution and the Ministry of Environment is making it its priority to work on waste recycling and management in Bulgaria.
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The placemats are repros of old Bulgarian communist newspapers.
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One thing may be said with certainty of them, and that is they are not keen to cuddle up to Bulgaria's established political elite.
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What's more, it's easy-to-use, complete with foldout maps and detailed descriptions of the sights and splendours of Bulgaria that the authors have explored and enjoyed.
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Most foreigners who have received new Bulgarian identification documents hold permanent residence permits.
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Bulgaria has remained in the group of the poorest European nations, consumption is shrinking, the living standards of the majority of Bulgarians has remained unimproved, and this creates social tensions, the President said.
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In line with international practice, Bulgaria and the US will have to agree also on equal treatment of employees.
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Although the initial stay was only six months, after returning to France it wasn't long before they were bound for Bulgaria once again.
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He said the performers were united in a common goal to create a memorable revival of the production, after its long absence from the Bulgarian stage.
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Historical artefacts preserved from that period show the might of the Bulgarian tsar dynasties and the influence of the Bulgarian Patriarch.
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Bulgarians count as kin relatives by blood and marriage on both the male and female sides.
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This tendency was preserved during the Second Bulgarian Kingdom, when the town was the center of commerce, crafts, culture, goldsmiths, potters, tanners, and skilled weavers.
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Bansko is 160 km from Sofia in south-west Bulgaria.
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Bulgaria claims to want foreign investment, but makes residents aliens feel as though they are here on sufferance rather than making an addition to the country's depleted population and being good consumers.
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It has been a long time since I managed to get a hold of any Bulgarian rose otto, which is my personal favourite.
Wanted: Bulgarian-Rose Pickers
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The International Technical Fair is the largest exposition held in Bulgaria.
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Thus, top-ranking Bulgarian officials are said to have committed document fraud and other crimes with regard to "the transfer and the very likely sale" of 10 tons of zirconium, which is a dual-use metal.
Novinite.com (Sofia News Agency)
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He just didn't see why he should have to subsidise the French wine industry (when a tub of crushed grapes would happily ferment in Spain, or Australia or even Bulgaria).
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By 1018, the whole of Bulgaria had fallen once more under the sway of Byzantine rule.
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Bulgaria's goal is to stop the production and use of leaded fuels by the beginning of 2004.
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They speak a babel of languages: Czech, Romanian, Bulgarian,
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As well as departing from the normal milieu of Bulgarian theatre, the production is also very different from other interpretations of the play.
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For some time the region was the scene of struggles between Bulgarians, Romans and Byzantines.
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To begin with, Bulgaria does have a very old tradition of herbal medicine since a lot of herbs and plants grow here naturally.
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In the years of his princedom of Bulgaria, from 1879 to 1886, the country went through 10 changes of government.
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Bulgarian cheese is like feta but sharper and far more salty.
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Suppression of the movement in Bulgaria intensified after a 1211 synod condemned the heresy.
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Control at the border with Romania will be tightened after reports that pigs were being smuggled to be sold in Bulgaria.
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However, if he also keeps the commitment to buy new helicopters from Eurocopter, this will mean that in a couple of years Bulgaria will have 36 machines.
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Should we expect hordes of eager Western tourists to start clogging up the arrivals halls at Bulgaria's airports?
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He's not in any rush, though, and is quite content in Bulgaria.
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Some argue that the intellectual life of Bulgarians in the nineteenth century was influenced strongly by Russian culture.
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According to Minasyan, the slump of the dollar value would have both a positive and a negative effect for the Bulgarian economy, and the two balanced each other.
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DVD Focus TK zafg 'Inside Job' 2010 If Charles Ferguson's polemic documentary were merely depressing, it could take its place alongside the dreariest of downer dramas from Bulgaria or the former East Germany.
'Margin Call': Thrills, Chills of Financial Ills
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Nevertheless, the modern relationship between Canada and Bulgaria continues to be affected by immigration and visa issues but the context is inverse to what it was in the sixties and seventies.
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In Bulgaria, Detchko Uzunov might be a provincialist or a parochialist, but he surely was not a regionalist.
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Henrik Larsson sends a low cross fizzing into the Bulgaria box, but Predrag Pazhin does well to hoof the ball over his own bar and out for a corner, from which nothing comes.
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There are many families in Bulgaria with strong family ties to Israel, and, of course, vice versa.
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I know that this is changing, particularly among the better-off and better-educated, but many a Bulgarian father, it seems, is still rather like the paterfamilias of old.
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He preached a crusade against John Asen of Bulgaria, granting extensive privileges to King Bela IV of Hungary to get him to make war on the Bulgars, but the Mongols were arriving and the Hungarians had to fight them instead.
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According to Greece's Development Ministry, the IGB pipeline -- a 160 kilometer (99-mile) link between Komotini in Greece and Stara Zagora in Bulgaria -- will receive €45 million from EU funds.
Edison to Build Greece-Bulgaria Pipeline
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The Bulgarians do not know what to expect after the latest developments, diplomats said.
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The first Bulgarian author to visit the United States, he also fulfilled his desire of seeing Niagara Falls.
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New to the Bulgarian marketplace, garbage disposals are a standard feature in most Western homes.
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He had put himself in danger to save her in Bulgaria.
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Some of the most common difficulties that their students have learning Bulgarian are pronouns, verbs and word order.
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In the last two weeks, the commission approved several issues of Bulgarian depositary receipts, and bonds.
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For a long period, Chiprovtsi was the seat of the Bulgarian Catholic custody.
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According to trade union estimates, ‘every Bulgarian needs 100 levs a month to buy enough food to enable him or her to survive on 2,000 calories a day.’
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Mr. Berlusconi was broadsided by a wave of criticism on Friday when the weekly magazine L'Espresso reported that Mr. Lavitola called Mr. Berlusconi from Bulgaria on Aug. 24, seeking advice on how to respond to the investigation.
Berlusconi Faces New Storm
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I arrived at the Sofia bus station early Friday evening with a Bulgarian friend of mine and, of course, missed the first bus.
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the Bulgarian capital is Sofia
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Turkey has never led the list of the countries in terms of total amount of foreign investment in Bulgaria.
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The old man will charge you based on its weight, at about 30 US cents a kilogram 50 Bulgarian stotinki, another fun word to say.
Archive 2007-10-07
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The festival will open with the historical film Vercingetorix, which was shot in Bulgaria.
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Bulgarian king and the Roman pontiff is inscribed in the Gesta
The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire
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At last Bulgaria had its own unit of currency - the lev, divided into 100 stotinki.
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Fifteen years after the disaster, Bulgaria still suffers from the effects - mostly in the form of increased levels in the environment of cesium and strontium.
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The Bulgarian nation will not be in shock for long, they will soon come to realise that all that changed were a few rules that were ignored anyway and that wagonloads of Euro Cash were left behind to prop up the economy.
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You prepare breakfast - a gourmet feast of hearty muesli, Bulgarian yoghurt, freshly collected wild berries, ripe plums and cherries - perfect energy food, nutritious and tasty.
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It is transmogrified by Greek and Bulgarian investors into a Balkan business hub.
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The other three channels start from Bulgaria, conveying women and girls to Macedonia, Serbia, Hungary and the Czech Republic, Holland and Belgium.
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The meeting was prompted by the high number of complaints by Bulgarian citizens of unjustified visa refusals.
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Had the Bulgarian fans found it in their hearts to appreciate England's work they might have been impressed in particular by the interchanging of Walcott, Young and Stewart Downing as they manoeuvred in support of Rooney.
Bulgaria 0-3 England | Euro 2012 qualifier match report
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This past week I headed to a seminar in Stara Zagora a town in southern-central Bulgaria focused on HIV/AIDS education, human trafficking, and life skills.
So Energy
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The financial guarantees and fines cited in the current law are from 1996, before the currency reforms of the Bulgarian lev.
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At that time there was no extradition treaty between this country and Bulgaria.
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The purpose is to create educational materials about Bulgaria's unique historical stone monuments and buildings.
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The day has been declared an official holiday and is celebrated in all parts of Bulgaria.
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The entrance is quite enchanting, surrounded by a garden that elegantly complements the restaurant's typical Bulgarian theme.
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It was announced then that duty-free shops were allegedly part of smuggling channels, and as duty-free shops do not exist at land borders of EU countries, Bulgaria should also close its duty-free operations.
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One of these wrote down things he should try in Bulgaria, and things he should avoid, as well as some phrases and useful expressions he kept with him for the entire two years.
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Simon denied rumours that he was planning to visit Bulgaria later this month.
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The Consultative Council on National Security was due yesterday to discuss Macedonia - as Bulgaria's western neighbour lingered on the brink of declaring a state of war.
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Bulgarian police are working on the theory that the banker was murdered because of large unpaid debts.
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Sweden has actively supported Bulgaria's EU accession throughout the negotiation process.
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In Bulgaria the cooks go crazy with this homely vegetable, shoving it on everything from salads and sandwiches to slices of pizza.
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In a crucial period for Bulgaria's political and economical aspirations, and a crucial one for the region as well, the Parliament became the first since communism to serve its full term, ceremonially closing out its session yesterday.
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In his opinion, the wind-ups are the result of Bulgaria's pending EU accession.
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The same day in Bulgaria, representatives of the Roman Catholic Church revealed more details about the upcoming apostolic visit.
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Are there any resemblances in live stock breeding and farming practices applied in present Bulgaria's agriculture and the EU member states?
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Several planeloads of Bulgarian weapons were delivered to Eritrea the same week Bulgaria signed on to the EU Code, in early August 1998.
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Yet a troubling increase has come by way of the Black Sea, which borders Bulgaria on the East, and the Danube River, which forms its northern border with Romania.
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Before the tender, the lottery and the Bulgarian sports totalisator will be transformed into a joint stock company.
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The Bulgarians made shopska salad and surprised other children by putting ketchup on their pasta.
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Liquid fuels' pricing is not cartelised, despite the existence of large distributive chains in Bulgaria.
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Bulgarian National Bank will issue a Baba Marta coloured coin with a martenitsa on its verso on February 28.
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Ivo was nice enough to take me 150 km outside Sofia to a nice town called Plovdiv (the second biggest city in Bulgaria).
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People in Bulgaria are concerned about what will happen if Sofia is forced to decommission the reactors.
