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 | Alexander_Suprun1982Last month С Новым годом! S 'novym 'godom! |
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AlexKyLast month Take into account that two New years are in Russia. One is on 31.12 - 01.01 and the Old New Year comes on 13.01 - 14.01. So you may celebrate this holiday twice. And congratulate twice.