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Собственное «имя» западных тактических баллистических ракет класса «земля—земля» . Примеч. ред.

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Так у автора; на самом деле Б. Н. Ельцин был депутатом и членом президиума ВС СССР. Примеч. ред.

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16 сентября 1992 г. фунт стерлингов подешевел по отношению к доллару США сразу почти на 5 процентов . Примеч. ред.

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