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David Chernushenko (born June 1963) is an author, speaker,
sustainability consultant, do****entary
filmmaker and
former politician in Ontario, Canada. He...
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Vladislav Alexandrovich Chernushenko (born
January 14, 1936) is a
Soviet and
Russian conductor, People's
Artist of the USSR and
State Prize laureate. He...
- 10% threshold,
Chernushenko's campaign became eligible for a
partial government reimbur****t of
campaign expenditures.
Chernushenko has
twice been endorsed...
- in****bent
David Chernushenko by just
under 600 votes.
Menard claimed the win as a "referendum on development" in the area,
while Chernushenko blamed his defeat...
- leader.
Three candidates officially entered the
leadership race:
David Chernushenko,
Elizabeth May, and Jim Fannon. May won the
leadership with 65% of the...
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candidates (winning candidate: Tim Hudak,
Progressive Conservative)
Chernushenko received an endor****t from the
Ottawa Citizen, and won 4,730 votes...
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other candidates in 2004 were Mike
Murphy of the Conservatives,
David Chernushenko of the Greens,
Louis Lang of the Marxist-Leninists,
Michael Foster, Stuart...
- 1962–1977) Yuri
Briushkov (1952–1962) Yuri
Bolshiyanov (1977–1979)
Vladislav Chernushenko (1979–2002)
Sergei Roldugin (2002–2004)
Alexander Chaikovsky (2004–2008)...
- (SG/A/442, IK/1)" (Press release).
United Nations. 12
September 1990.
Chernushenko, David, ed. (July 2001). "High
Minded Action". The
Sustainable Sport...
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pianist Lev Vlasenko,
violinist Viktor Tretyakov,
cellist Vladislav Chernushenko and many
other distinguished Russian and world’s
cultural figures. The...
