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"What Are We Standing for?" Why Do Russians (and Not Just) Always Line up — Sometimes Even because They Don't Really Need To?

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Novosibirsk recently went all over the country when the citizens (and some of the city's guests, too) lined up in line - Country and Peace - October 12, 2026

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"What Are We Standing for?" Why Do Russians (and Not Just) Always Line up — Sometimes Even because They Don't Really Need To?

Novosibirsk recently went all over the country when the citizens (and some of the city's guests, too) lined up in line - Country and Peace - October 12, 2026

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