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Kyrgystan PM fired after semi poisoning alarums

Fabs create poisonous vapours

By INQUIRER staff

Wed Nov 28 2007, 11:00

PRAVDA REPORTS that Almazbek Atambayev quit or lost his job as PM of Kyrgyzstan after claiming he was poisoned because the government wanted to nationalise a chip plant.

He'd been appointed to calm the opposition waters, said Pravda, but there's some doubt the opposition was calmed.

So it says, here. µ

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Listen guys, check the spelling of the word Kyrgyzstan, and amend the title of the article.
I can only imagine how would Brits react if someone spells Greit Britan, Inkland, Pakizstan, or Indiya...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kyrgyzstan

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