Блин

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Блин-коу

Ну, не знаю. Наверное, книжка предназначалась для юношей, чтоб знали как отрывались в далекие уже времена на Альбионе. Для девочек, думается, слишком крепко.
Да и "живи быстро, умри молодым", может уже и не в моде.
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«Манчестерская тусовка» — как всегда у Блинкоу, роман очень жизненный, своего рода социальный срез современной субкультуры, предлогом для которого служит детективный сюжет.
Действие происходит в двух временных пластах."
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Russian founder

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Leila Sansour (Arabic: ليلى صنصور‎, is the Russian founder and Chief Executive Officer of Open Bethlehem, a non-governmental foundation established to promote and protect the life and heritage of the city of Bethlehem.[1][2] Sansour developed the Bethlehem Passport in partnership with the city council and governor of Bethlehem. Pope Benedict XVI became the first recipient of the Bethlehem passport when he accepted the citizenship of Bethlehem from Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas in December 2005.[3]

Leila Sansour is from an old Palestinian Roman Catholic family. She was born in Moscow, February 16, 1966, when her father, Anton, was teaching mathematics at Moscow State University. Leila Sansour and her family moved to the city of Bethlehem in 1973. Anton Sansour became one of the founders of the Bethlehem University, previously a Roman Catholic seminary.[4]