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Issues of Modern Russian Language
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| The Symbol “Salt” and Its Reflection in the Russian Phraseology |
Anna A. Aleshina
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Pages 7-17 |
| Names of Modern Fashionable Footwear: from Fiction to the Internet Mems |
Anastasiya V. Veshnyakova
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Pages 18-26 |
| Intertextual Vocabulary of a Literary Character (Based on the Novel “Candle” by Valery Zalotukha) |
Maria M. Voznesenskaya
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Pages 27-38 |
| Two active semantic processes in concrete vocabulary |
Olga P. Ermakova
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Pages 39-47 |
| Orthoepy and Writing |
Maria L. Kalenchuk
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Pages 48-54 |
| A Definition is Impossible, Pardon! / A Pardon is Impossible, Define! The Functioning of the Unit v Smysle in Russian Oral Speech (in Terms of Transitivity Theory) |
Tatiana S. Sulimova
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Pages 55-69 |
| Interpretation of Religious Vocabulary Units in the General Explanatory Dictionary of the Russian Language |
Alexey E. Tsumarev
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Pages 70-84 |
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From the History of the Russian Language
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| Hemp Processing, Spinning and Some Elements of Weaving in the First Half of the 20th с. (On the Example of Sub-dialect of Podgornoe Village Voronezh Region) |
Lyubov V. Nedostupova
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Pages 85-98 |
| The History of the Word Interventsiya in Russian |
Elena Ya. Shmeleva
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Pages 99-110 |
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The Language of Fiction
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| Conjunction “But” as a Speech Characteristic of Chekhov’s Character (Based on the Material of the Story “The Lady with the Dog”) |
Nikolai V. Kapustin
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Pages 111-119 |
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Science and Persons
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| Wonderful school teacher Mikhail V. Panov |
Valentina Yukalova
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Pages 120-123 |
| In Memory of Leonid L. Kasatkin (1926–2020) |
Olga Rovnova
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Pages 124-127 |
