Ka·ra·gan·da (k r  -gn-dä , k-r-) See Qaraghandy. |
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| The patient had been living in a farmhouse in Karaganda, Kazakhstan, until he immigrated to Germany. Kaisha Atakhanova, of Karaganda, Kazakhstan, who led a coalition of 60 grassroots environmental groups in successfully lobbying to prevent nuclear waste from being commercially imported into her country. Thus, 20 new electric furnaces and nine rolling mills were put into operation in the eastern parts of the country with the Chelyabinsk and the Kirovo-Chepetsk heat and electric power stations and the Karaganda state regional electric power station brought on line. |
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