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“It is important for me to feel that the barometer, which the business is, helps me understand whether the winds blow the right way or not.”
Source: [2011-06-23, Янукович хочет понять, куда движется Украина, https://news.liga.net/economics/news/yanukovich-khochet-ponyat-kuda-dvizhetsya-ukraina, 2022-06-12, LIGA, ru]
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