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favorovÎòëè÷íàÿ ñòàòüÿ î ñàìîì íåîæèäàííîì (äëÿ ìåíÿ) ïðåäìåòå.
Ìåíÿåò âçãëÿä ÷èòàòåëÿ íà ýòîò ïðåäìåò.
"Kafelnikov [said] that he did not 'really care what the American democratic opinion is. If there was a hint in this last remark of a backlash from what President Reagan called the Evil Empire, it would be in keeping with the usually bolshie Kafelnikov suddenly behaving like a servile child whenever answering the call of Mother Russia. He has supported the Kremlin Cup in Moscow with a passion that his professional colleagues marvel at. He says that in 2000 he used his name and reputation as a guarantee to keep what he calls 'his' tournament alive. In most other events, Kafelnikov is detached to a point of sometimes appearing not to care, but in the Russian capital he summons a remarkable commitment. He won the event for five years in a row from 1997".
Ìåíÿåò âçãëÿä ÷èòàòåëÿ íà ýòîò ïðåäìåò.
"Kafelnikov [said] that he did not 'really care what the American democratic opinion is. If there was a hint in this last remark of a backlash from what President Reagan called the Evil Empire, it would be in keeping with the usually bolshie Kafelnikov suddenly behaving like a servile child whenever answering the call of Mother Russia. He has supported the Kremlin Cup in Moscow with a passion that his professional colleagues marvel at. He says that in 2000 he used his name and reputation as a guarantee to keep what he calls 'his' tournament alive. In most other events, Kafelnikov is detached to a point of sometimes appearing not to care, but in the Russian capital he summons a remarkable commitment. He won the event for five years in a row from 1997".
