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Mr. Rostova's CEO, Chaika, Arranged for His Son to Join the Club with His Counsellor for 350,000 a Month, and Ivan Refused to Pay for the Children's Team's Trip to Sochi and Went to the Spartacus Game with that Money (Ivan Karpov)

Ivan Chaika wouldn't pay for the kids' trip to Sochi and spent money on his trip to Spartacus-- what do we know about the club scandal?

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Mr. Rostova's CEO, Chaika, Arranged for His Son to Join the Club with His Counsellor for 350,000 a Month, and Ivan Refused to Pay for the Children's Team's Trip to Sochi and Went to the Spartacus Game with that Money (Ivan Karpov)

Ivan Chaika wouldn't pay for the kids' trip to Sochi and spent money on his trip to Spartacus-- what do we know about the club scandal?

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Mr. Rostova's CEO, Chaika, Arranged for His Son to Join the Club with His Counsellor for 350,000 a Month, and Ivan Refused to Pay for the Children's Team's Trip to Sochi and Went to the Spartacus Game with that Money (Ivan Karpov)

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Mr. Rostova's CEO, Chaika, Arranged for His Son to Join the Club with His Counsellor for 350,000 a Month, and Ivan Refused to Pay for the Children's Team's Trip to Sochi and Went to the Spartacus Game with that Money (Ivan Karpov)

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Mr. Rostova's CEO, Chaika, Arranged for His Son to Join the Club with His Counsellor for 350,000 a Month, and Ivan Refused to Pay for the Children's Team's Trip to Sochi and Went to the Spartacus Game with that Money (Ivan Karpov)

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