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He said the Russian secondary supply stream would end in three years.

All Russian secondary schools have become bilingual and now also teach partly in Estonian.

For one thing, Russian secondary schools in Estonia are bilingual and a share of ethnic minority parents now opt to send their children to Estonian language schools.

Higher-educated Russians (vocational secondary: 41.3 %, higher education: 38.1 %) are more frequent smokers than less-educated Russians (primary: 18.0 %).

Latvia's planned education reforms, requiring Russian-speaking secondary schools to switch most of their classes to Latvian next year, are controversial but necessary.

"I think of Russian as a secondary soundtrack I hear," says Shteyngart. "My first soundtrack is Kraftwerk".

Many ministers in the Russian government have secondary roles in business and extensive property and wealth that is typically tolerated unless they fall from favor for another reason, analysts of Russian politics say.

Though he proved not yet able to cope successfully with the task of codifying the country's laws, he reorganized the seminaries and secured the establishment of the first Russian lycée (state secondary school).

Timothy Ash, head of emerging market research at Standard Bank, said if the west was really serious it would have banned trading of Russian bank debt on secondary markets, closing a loophole that allows Russian bank debt to remain a valid asset.

In a time when terrorism is on everyone's lips and the prime subject of popular, if hyperbolic, worry, you would think that its history would be available: in fact, almost no one now recalls, without an effort, that terrorists a century ago managed to assassinate an American President, a French President, the Czar of all the Russians, and many a secondary figure along the way.

We examined the association of cannabis use and alcohol use with HIV drug-risk behaviors in Russian drug users in this secondary analysis of baseline data from three randomized control trials conducted between 1999 and 2005.