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Dragons, catching frogs and fairies competitions, all tickets for the show with a long history were sold out in another six months. And on the weekend , another famous corpse will arrive in the capital choreographers from chile, dancer ricardo corakeo will show his performance on chekhovskoye small about the traditions of the Mapuche Indian people, 16 dancers from 10 to 70 years old will take the stage with their movements, the ability to stop time with their movements and transfer them to a world where everything is strong, like nature, where inspiration is born along with the first rays of t...

Thanks a lot. Military correspondents work at the forefront and know for sure that the result of this collection of 130 million rubles is needed most of all. The everything for victory project united the whole country. The main thing is that i think we managed to do it, we succeeded. Uh, how to convey to our guys on the advanced feeling that the whole country is behind them, that the whole country supports them, and uh, i think this is very, very not very important, we will continue to work. That is, we have a lot of tasks, we will not disclose everything, but, in general , we know exactly wha...

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Parts of South America were plunged into darkness yesterday by a spectacular solar eclipse caused by the moon passing between the Sun and the Earth. Thousands of people in Argentina and southern Chile turned their heads to the sky to watch the event, which began at 1 pm (4 pm GMT) and lasted around 2 minutes. Heavy rain had threatened to prevent onlookers in Chile from witnessing the alignment, but the clouds parted just enough at the last moment. Scroll down for videos  Parts of South America were plunged into darkness yesterday by a solar eclipse (pictured here as seen from Argentina) caus...

Solar eclipse plunges parts of Chile and Argentina into darkness Ian Randall For Mailonline and Afp © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo Parts of South America were plunged into darkness yesterday by a spectacular solar eclipse caused by the moon passing between the Sun and the Earth. Thousands of people in Argentina and southern Chile turned their heads to the sky to watch the event, which began at 1 pm (4 pm GMT) and lasted around 2 minutes. Heavy rain had threatened to prevent onlookers in Chile from witnessing the alignment, but the clouds parted just enough at the ...