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Appendix B: Russian Science Cities
Pages 239-242

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... , Arkhangelsk Znamensk (Kapustin Yar) , Astrakhan Mepenki, Vladimir Raduzhny, Vladimir Irkutsk RAN Science Center Akademgorodok, Irkutsk Obninsk, Kaluga Gatchina, Leningrad Primorsk, Leningrad Sosnovy Bor, Leningrad Zelenograd, Moscow Balashikha, Moscow Beloozersky, Moscow Dzerzhinsky, Moscow Dmitrov-7 (Avtopoligon)
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... , Moscow Lytkarino, Moscow Mendeleevo, Moscow Obolensk, Moscow Orevo, Moscow Peresvet (Novostroika) , Moscow Protvino, Moscow Pushchino, Moscow Remmash, Moscow Reutov, Moscow Troitsk, Moscow Fryazino, Moscow Khimki, Moscow Chernogolovka, Moscow Yubileiny, Moscow Dzerzhinsk, Nizhny Novgorod Pravdinsk, Nizhny Novgorod Sarov (Kremlev, Arzamas-16)
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... ' December 11'2001. NOTE: Lists of Russian Science C1Ues vary slightly Tom one p~licat10n to another.
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