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@nytimes correspondent in Ukraine. previously @washingtonpost bureau chief in Kyiv and Cairo. it’s pronounced Sha-VON.
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The Prom Went On in Kyiv, but Masha's Date Danced Alone

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By Siobhan O'Grady Verified, Liubov Sholudko
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KYIV, Ukraine -- The ninth graders had practiced their waltz hundreds of times. Each step, dip, lift and twirl was drilled into their minds. The song they chose, "Love Story" by French artist Indila, had been the soundtrack to their winter and spring. Now it was prom day. It was finally time to perform. The boys wore black pants and white shirts. The girls wore fancy dresses in an array of colors. The room, sticky in the June heat, was filled with parents, teachers and friends.
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Perdieron extremidades en la guerra, pero fue el comienzo de algo nuevo

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By Siobhan O'Grady Verified
| Clarín (Argentina) Verified
KIEV, Ucrania — El traje de neopreno estaba hecho para una persona con dos piernas, pero Volodymyr Kuzmenko se sintió preparado para improvisar. Tomó el trozo de tela que colgaba donde había estado su pierna derecha y lo ató con un nudo a la altura de la cadera. Luego, bajó del muelle a saltos con el pie izquierdo, se subió al asiento de una lancha motora que lo esperaba y gritó de alegría.
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They Lost Limbs at War, but It Was the Start of Something New

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By Siobhan O'Grady Verified, Liubov Sholudko, Yurii Shyvala
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KYIV, Ukraine -- The wet suit was made for a person with two legs, but Volodymyr Kuzmenko felt ready to improvise. He took the loose fabric hanging where his right leg had been and tied it into a knot at his hip. Then he hopped down the dock on his left foot, jumped into the seat of a waiting speedboat and whooped with glee. Kuzmenko, 29, a wounded special forces sniper, was about to try wakeboarding for the first time.
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