Kirgizia

As of December 31, 2015, the retail network of the Company included 2,557 own and leased filling stations, including 194 filling stations in Ukraine, Belarus, Abkhazia and Kirgizia. In total, own and leased sites had 1,819 shops, 691 cafes and 174 car washes.

(38) The Statistical Directorate complained that "there is no recording of births and deaths in villages in Georgia, Azerbaijan, Turkmenia, Uzbekistan, Kirgizia, Kara-kalpakia: that is, in those regions where in 1933 matters with births and deaths were more positive than in Ukraine and the North Caucasus." (39) Kondrashin's review of mortality data, which exists only for Uzbekistan's largest cities, shows a substantially higher death rate in 1933, at 22.8 per thousand, than the 16 to 18 per thousand that might have been expected in a nonfamine year.

The meeting with residents of Chon-Aryk, Orto-Sai, Kirgizia and Yntymak residential areas was held in the school #58.

The structure of migration flows is as follows: citizens of Uzbekistan (23%), Armenia (22%), Kazakhstan (15.5%); Azerbaijan (9%), Tajikistan (7.5%), Moldova (4.5%), and Kirgizia (3.5%).

According to the news agency DHA, the terrorist attack on the airport was carried out by three suicide bombers from Uzbekistan, Chechnya (Russia) and Kirgizia. The terrorist from Dagestan reportedly arrived in Turkey about a month ago.

My mom was born in 1945 in Kirgizia, on my grandparents' postwar journey from a Siberian work camp back to Poland, a refugee before she ever knew what home was.

The third group is comprised of China, India and Armenia, with Kirgizia, Kuwait and Kazakhstan bringing up the rear and hoping to take advantage of the extra time for preparation.

(Toxotochorus) validicornis (Pic, 1906) (Kazakhstan, Kirgizia and Uzbekistan), S.

It is distributed in S, E Europe, European and Asian Turkey, Israel, Jordan, Iran, Caucasus, Transcaucasia (Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Georgia), Kazakhstan, Kirgizia, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Siberia and NE China.