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Society Roundup - May 16, 2008

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Kazakhstan: Monuments, economics, gender and media

(Global Voices) - The blogosphere of Kazakhstan was not too keen to discuss perturbations in the official government. The traditional May holidays have become a naturally most popular theme, however many other issues were also traced by the bloggers.

Kazakhstan expels Norwegian, Japanese for illegal missionary work (Interfax)

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