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...hard test for us," says chief designer Valery Levental, "because nobody knew how to produce an opera- ballet at a contemporary theater. The tradition was long gone." Director Boris Pokrovsky had the imaginative idea of using dolls to represent the main characters from time to time, but conductor Aleksander Lazarev sees Mlada's importance in musical terms: "Mlada's music is aimed at this 20th century of ours. Its living lines extend to the pagan music of Stravinsky and Prokofiev...
...week Talabani said bluntly, "There will not be an Islamic regime in Iraq." Meanwhile, the Shi'ites suspect that in victory Kurdistan would bolt from the republic at the first opportunity. Outsiders are equally skeptical that the Kurds would settle for autonomy. "As the first step, yes," says Michael Lazarev, an expert on the Kurds at Moscow's Institute of the Middle East. "But I am sure they are still dreaming of a Kurdistan of their...
...line dispatch, Tass reported that the mission was aborted when an upper stage of the Vostok booster rocket began carrying Soyuz 18 off course; at that point, the rocket shut down automatically and the spacecraft was set free for return to earth. The two cosmonauts, Vasily Lazarev, 46, and Oleg Makarov, 41, seem to have escaped injury, but Western observers pointed out that if the upper-stage engine had fired a few seconds longer, the cosmonauts might well have come down in China...
...days and 11 hrs. the astronauts had spun around the earth, logging more than 24 million miles. (That record-breaking performance contrasted sharply with the current manned space efforts of the Soviets, who last week launched two cosmonauts, Vasily Lazarev, 45, and Oleg Makarov, 40, on a two-day orbital mission.) Regularly putting in 12-to 16-hour days despite their initial nausea, the Skylab 2 astronauts accomplished nearly twice as much scientific work as planned. They took over 100,000 pictures of the sun, earth and stars, collected enough data on the earth to cover 18 miles of magnetic...
...which since World War II has worked longer and harder in Antarctica than any other nation, Russia has mounted the second most in tensive effort on the continent, with headquarters on the other side of the Pole at Mirny, named for a Russian sloop that, under Mikhail Lazarev's command, first charted Antarctic lands...
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