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...their gala differences, none of the deputies differed. In due course the budget would be approved unanimously -"kak vsegda" (as always...
...with memorial broadcasts and exhibits. Varvara Kruichkov, the war-widowed chambermaid who had dusted the President's apartment at Yalta, remembered his friendly "Spasibo - Thank you," and paid the tribute of all the proletariat: "He was a great man." In Moscow's streets people said to Americans: "Kak Zhalko! -What a pity!" And they asked: "Who is this Truman...
...stirred uneasily in his hard Sever chair and looked about him. All the students were busy writing. Vag thought perhaps it was time he started writing also. They had told him Russian would be a very useful language. if you only knew how to say "Kak pozshevayetye, tovarish Stalin?" a commission and the glamourous life of an intelligence man was yours. The instructor gargled throatily and everyone else laughed. They were, Vag mused, an interesting lot. For instance, there was the red-headed man with the weak pink beard who mouthed his vowels as though he were chewing each...
...Just call me Kak," he added...
...Placid, N. Y., believes the movement could be carried. Mr. Dewey employs phonetics with painstaking, sometimes cryptic thoroughness. At the Lake Placid Club, of which he is President, guests are familiar with such items as the following on his bill of fare: "krem of whet," "kofe," "fryd egz," "frut," "kak," "yc krem." In a letter apropos of articles on simple spelling, Mr. Dewey once wrote: "My sugjestion wud be a first articl as long as yu think wize that wud be folod now and then by short one. . . ." In this sentence, the word "long," instead of ending with...