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Nevski

[nev-skee, nef-, nyef-skyee]

noun

  1. Alexander. Alexander Nevski.



Nevski

/ ˈnjɛfskij, ˈnɛfskɪ /

noun

  1. See Alexander Nevski

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To better understand the challenges marketers are facing and how marketers can generate more actionable data-based insight, I interviewed Michael Nevski, Consultant, Consumer and Shopper Marketing – IRI.

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It was only last year that Russian astronomers Vitali Nevski and Artyom Novichonok spotted the incoming rock, though they were denied the privilege of giving it their name because they were working as part of the International Scientific Optical Network, and the astronomical rules give the name — or acronym — of an umbrella organization precedence.

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It was only last year that Russian astronomers Vitali Nevski and Artyom Novichonok spotted the incoming rock, though they were denied the privilege of giving it their name because they were working as part of the International Scientific Optical Network, and the astronomical rules give the name—or acronym—of an umbrella organization precedence.

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"I will burn a candle and will pray for an end to the suicides," said Yordanka Koleva, a 69-year-old pensioner, outside Sofia's main cathedral, St. Alexander Nevski.

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