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This year, there are plenty of apples, and the fallen fruit under the trees is like a carpet. And it (without rot, of course) can be used to make vinegar. It is a life-giving elixir for fans of proper nutrition. Post Views: 36
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This year, there are plenty of apples, and the fallen fruit under the trees is like a carpet. And it (without rot, of course) can be used to make vinegar. It is a life-giving elixir for fans of proper nutrition. Post Views: 12
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With a score of 2:1 at home and 1:1 away, Tobol advanced to the final. The Kostanay team will face Shymkent's Ordabasy, who beat Petropavlovsk's Kyzylzhar (0:0, 1:0) in the other semifinal. Post Views: 6
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Now, funds blocked for transactions with signs of fraud can be returned upon notification by investigative authorities with the prosecutor's sanction (previously, a court decision was required). In addition, a database of suspicious payment cards is being created. Post Views: 6
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As of August 27, 9,367 first-graders were enrolled in regional schools. The holiday will shift the start of classes by a day, with the time and date of the solemn line-up determined by the pedagogical councils of each school. The duration of the new academic year will be 34 academic weeks, in the first grades,…
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More than 200 athletes from 15 regions of the country – men and women, as well as boys and girls aged 15-16, including the strongest Kazakhstani racers – took part in the sprint and tempo disciplines held at the Sariarka cycling track. Post Views: 2
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In July, amendments to the Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan “On Heat and Power Engineering” came into force . They require the transfer of common building metering devices to the heating company. That is, residents of high-rise buildings bought them, and they must return them free of charge. Whether there was a transfer process,…
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Modern energy is on the verge of a radical revision of familiar dogmas. Researcher Pylyp Travkin has presented a new concept in which coal is perceived not as a symbol of the past, but as a strategic resource of the future . Travkin argues that coal should be classified as a renewable energy source. His…
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Unlike most stingrays, the order Rhinoptera is an actively swimming inhabitant of the water column. They have a broad body and a tail that exceeds it in length, the purpose of which has remained controversial. A new study of the East American stingray Rhinoptera bonasus has shown that its tail is a “hydrodynamic antenna.” It…
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Using magnetic resonance imaging, Spanish doctors have closely monitored the brain changes of more than a hundred pregnant women before conception, during pregnancy, and after childbirth.