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Russian
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Russian
associated in some way with Russia.

Russian blue
a breed of cats with short, dense, silver-tipped blue-colored coat and vivid green eyes.
Russian heavy draft
heavy draft or milk Russian horse, usually chestnut, also brown or bay.
Russian rabbit
a breed of white domestic rabbit with black extremities.
Russian trotter
light horse bred by mating Orlov horse and American trotters; all coat colors.
Russian wolfhound
see borzoi.


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Russianness is an elastic concept, covering millions who speak Russian as their first language but who, in the Soviet era, were classified as Belarussians, Ukrainians, Jews or Ossetians.
Masha wants to straddle both cultures, to retain her Russianness while molding herself into a kind of carefree Cosmo girl.
The sheer glamour of their Russianness struck a chord with audiences as much as the whole-heartedness of their approach impressed the dance community.
 
 
 
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