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Number of Happy Russians Rises to Record 82% – Poll

rian.ru (1 year ago)

May 14, 2012

The number of happy Russians rose to a record 82 percent in April, eclipsing the previous high of 77 percent recorded in March 2008, All-Russia Public Opinion Research Center reported on Monday. full story

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