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			13:25 | March 28, 2002 Journalists, politicians win Russian TV license A Russian commission awarded a TV license yesterday to an unusual alliance of political heavyweights and journalists seeking to preserve an independent voice on the country's increasingly state-dominated airwaves.   more  The Boston Globe Read full story: Journalists, politicians win Russian TV license  14:31 MST Sri Lanka protests racist attacks in Russia 13:36 MST Russia to impose five-year ban on human embryo clone research 13:22 MST Bribes are bad for you, say the Russian experts 12:57 MST Inquiry date set for Olympic judging scandal 12:50 MST Russia faces censure at rights body despite bombing 12:06 MST Vieira urges Lemerre to take Anelka to World Cup Read more news 03.22.2002 Moscow set for 2004 Grand Prix 02.22.2002 Protest Olympics - disputes which have marred the Games 02.15.2002 Yagudin skates to glory 02.14.2002 Russian press sends 'learn to lose message' amid skating furore 02.12.2002 Vatican shift is criticized by Russian Orthodox		COUNTRY PROFILE  POLITICS  SECURITY  WORLD  SOCIETY   Modern Russian Society Public Movements, Charities and NGOs BUSINESS AND ECONOMY  RUSSIA'S WHO'S WHO  MEDIA & SOURCES
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