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Kyivite (St Michael's is the big blue one, and it has a particularly special bond with the modern Kyivites – as Ana from the British Council told me. (gaydio.co.uk) •
Some scenes are still familiar to contemporary Kyivites, such as tons of melting snow in spring that create huge dirty puddles, with pedestrians and carriages trudging through them. (ukrainianlondon.co.uk) •
Anton began to experience the reverberations of his abuse. His sleep was disrupted. Anxiety stalked him. He found himself resenting the Kyivites enjoying their summer – city-folk drinking and partying, oblivious to the war unfolding 750 kilometres to the south-east.  org.uk); Kyivan ("Let them read Balzac," he said with a dismissive waft of his arm. "We will concentrate on football." Typical Kyivans, he seemed to be suggesting, with their laboratories and their computer-modelled training programmes, always over-intellectualising. theguardian.com Anglophile); Kyiver; inhabitant of Kyiv; native of Kiev |
