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ФакультетнингКасб таълими-Бухгалтерия ҳисоби, Касб таълими-Банк иши, Касб таълими-Молия,Менежмент ва Корпоратив молия таълимйўналишибўйича3-курсдаумумий 146 нафарталабаўқийди.Шундан,7та гуруҳ 19 та кичикгуруҳгашакллантирилади.
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Гуруҳ
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Ф.И.Ш.
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Таълим йўналиши
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Бадиийадабиёт номи
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Аннотация
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Тақдимотучунмасъулкафедрава профессор-ўқитувчи
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Бириктирилганкафедравапрофессор-ўқитувчи
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Бириктирилгантаълим-тарбиямаслаҳатчиси
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МКТ(БХА)-70
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Хамраева Дурдона Илхомжон қизи
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Касб таълими-Бухгалтерия ҳисоби
| “Emma” by Jane Austen
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Before she began the novel, Austen wrote, "I am going to take a heroine whom no-one but myself will much like."[1] In the very first sentence she introduces the title character as "Emma Woodhouse, handsome, clever, and rich." Emma, however, is also rather spoiled; she greatly overestimates her own matchmaking abilities; and she is blind to the dangers of meddling in other people's lives and is often mistaken about the meanings of others' actions
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Хайдаров И.
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Ивлиева Г.
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Н.Холйигитова
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Халикулова Ширин Уткир қизи
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Саъдуллаева Фазилатхон Ҳабибулло қизи
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Тоиров Сардор Дилмурод ўғли
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Эрмухамедова Мадина Одилжон қизи
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Эркинов Сарвар Анвар ўгли
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Шукуриллаев Зиёдилла Дониёр ўғли
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Умматқулова Азиза Умид қизи
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Мухитдинова Камола Ботир қизи
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Хашимова Севара Султонходжа қизи
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1
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МКТ(БХА)-70
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Тожибоев Жалолиддин Зиёдулла ўғли
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Касб таълими-Бухгалтерия ҳисоби
| “Alice's Adventures in Wonderland” by Lewis Carroll
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In 1862 Charles Lutwidge Dodgson, a shy Oxford mathematician with a stammer, created a story about a little girl tumbling down a rabbit hole. Thus began the immortal adventures of Alice, perhaps the most popular heroine in English literature. Countless scholars have tried to define the charm of the Alice books–with those wonderfully eccentric characters the Queen of Hearts, Tweedledum, and Tweedledee, the Cheshire Cat, Mock Turtle, the Mad Hatter et al.–by proclaiming that they really comprise a satire on language, a political allegory, a parody of Victorian children’s literature, even a reflection of contemporary ecclesiastical history. Perhaps, as Dodgson might have said, Alice is no more than a dream, a fairy tale about the trials and tribulations of growing up–or down, or all turned round–as seen through the expert eyes of a child.
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Мадалиева Д.
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Авезова М.
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Н.Холйигитова
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Холмуродов Шоҳруҳ Холмуродович
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Азизов Ҳумоюн Абдукарим ўғли
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Акрамова Диёра Бахром қизи
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Зохидова Саодат Вохид қизи
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Рузимуратов Алишер Фарходович
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Жалилова Гулхумор Жамшид қизи
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Ғуломова (Қудратуллаева) Камолахон Анвар қизи
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Абдуразақова Динара Хусан қизи
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МКТ(БИ)-70
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Нурмухамедов Азизбек Алишер ўғли
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Касб таълими-Банк иши
| “Jane Eyre”by Charlotte Bronte |
Jane Eyre is a first-person narrative of the title character, a small, plain-faced, intelligent and honest English orphan. The novel goes through five distinct stages: Jane's childhood at Gateshead, where she is abused by her aunt and cousins; her education at Lowood School, where she acquires friends and role models but also suffers privations; her time as the governess of Thornfield Manor, where she falls in love with her Byronic employer, Edward Rochester; her time with the Rivers family at Marsh's End (or Moor House) and Morton, where her cold clergyman-cousin St John Rivers proposes to her; and her reunion with and marriage to her beloved Rochester at his house of Ferndean. Partly autobiographical, the novel abounds with social criticism and sinister gothic elements.
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Эрданова С.
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Иргашева Ш.
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Ш.Махкамова
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Нарзуллаева Севарахон Мухиддин қизи
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Ҳамраева(Хамитова) Муниса Тўлқиновна
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Аллаберганова Нилуфар Зокир қизи
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Муратова Нигина Ботировна
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Камолхўжаев Зухруддин Шахобиддин ўғли
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7
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Абдуқаюмова Нигина Одиловна
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МКТ(БИ)-70
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Файзуллаева Мухлиса Низомжон қизи
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Касб таълими-Банк иши
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“The Lord of the Rings” by J.R.R. Tolkien
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If you haven’t read the book, you’ll almost certainly have seen Peter Jackson’s epic three-part movie adaptation of it. Incredible though the films are, there’s inevitably a lot missing from them and it’s well worth persevering with the book’s slowish start to follow the journey of Frodo and friends more closely. If you’re not familiar with the story, The Lord of the Rings tells the story of a hobbit, Frodo, who must undertake a dangerous mission to the dark land of Mordor to destroy a powerful ring – a weapon that absolutely corrupts those who come under its power.
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Мансурова Н.
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Бозорова М.
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Ш.Махкамова
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2
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Хашимова (Мусаева) Нилуфар Мухаммаджоновна
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3
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Ҳасанова Гулҳаё Алишер қизи
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Абдувалиев Алишер Абдурашид ўғли
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Фаттохов Сохибжон Қодир ўғли
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6
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Бердимуродов Даврон Эшмаматович
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7
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Тургунова Мухлиса Бахтиёр қизи
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1
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МКТ(М)-70
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Хабибуллаев Зиёдилла Лутфулла ўғли
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Касб таълими-Молия
| “The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn” by Mark Twain
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Revered by all of the town's children and dreaded by all of its mothers, Huckleberry Finn is indisputably the most appealing child-hero in American literature. Unlike the tall-tale, idyllic world of Tom Sawyer, The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn is firmly grounded in early reality. From the abusive drunkard who serves as Huckleberry's father, to Huck's first tentative grappling with issues of personal liberty and the unknown, Huckleberry Finn endeavors to delve quite a bit deeper into the complexities — both joyful and tragic of life.
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Р.Сарсенбаева
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Мавлонова(Рахматуллаева) Шаҳноза Обид қизи
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Исмоилов Саид акбар Зухриддин ўғли
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Алламурадова Азиза Ғайратуллаевна
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Нурқосимова Сурайё Холжигит қизи
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МКТ(М)-70
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Рўзиев Насим Ибрагимович
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Касб таълими-Молия
| “Pride and Prejudice” by Jane Austen
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The book is narrated in free indirect speech following the main character Elizabeth Bennet as she deals with matters of upbringing, marriage, moral rightness and education in her aristocratic society. Though the book's setting is uniquely turn of the 19th century, it remains a fascination of modern readership, continuing to remain at the top of lists titled "most loved books of all time", and receiving considerable attention from literary critics. This modern interest has resulted in a number of dramatic adaptations and a plethora of books developing Austen's memorable characters further.
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Муродова Ш.
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Ибрагимова Ф.
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Р.Сарсенбаева
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Саидова Махбуба Фарҳод қизи
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Махмудова Холида Азамат қизи
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Мирзохидова Гулчехра Мирзафар қизи
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Исаханова Гулнозахон Авазхон қизи
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Ахмедов Абдулазизбек Абдурахмонович
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М-70
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Алиқўзиев Шуҳратжон Ғайратжон ўғли
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Менежмент
| “Emma” by Jane Austen
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Before she began the novel, Austen wrote, "I am going to take a heroine whom no-one but myself will much like."[1] In the very first sentence she introduces the title character as "Emma Woodhouse, handsome, clever, and rich." Emma, however, is also rather spoiled; she greatly overestimates her own matchmaking abilities; and she is blind to the dangers of meddling in other people's lives and is often mistaken about the meanings of others' actions
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Мадалиева Д.
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Турсунова Ф.
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С.Маъмуров
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Олимбоев Одилжон Шералиевич
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Исақулова Шаҳло Баҳодир қизи
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Абдусаматов Азизбек Алишер ўғли
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Шомуродов Муҳаммаджон Акмал ўғли
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Абдурахмонов Достонбек Қўчқаржон ўғли
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Кувандиков Шохзод Назиржон ўғли
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Мардонов Акромжон Нусрат ўғли
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М-70
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Амиров Жасур Акбар ўғли
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Менежмент
| Little House on the Prairie” byLaura Ingalls Wilder
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A family of a father, a mother, Mary, Laura, and Carrie decided to leave their small home in Wisconsin and leave the country. They did this and never saw their home lost in the trees again. They decided to go to India. The father said that he wanted to live in a country with many wild animals where they would be able live in peace. They managed to obtain a new home. The mother was not sure of this decision, as their previous house was very warm and cozy. She did not want to abandon it. But they decided to leave until the ice on the Mississippi River melted; later they could not have passed there. The road was long and hard. They tried to go as much as possible every day. Once the family sold the horses and bought some new ones. The girls chose names for them.
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Хамраева Ш.
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Зокирова Д.
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С.Маъмуров
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Мамажонов Беҳзодбек Қобулжон ўғли
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Сувпўлатов Озоджон Алижон ўғли
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Саминов Исомиддин Шавкатжон ўгли
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Хуррамова Назокат Абдужаббор қизи
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Камолова Ситора Шодиёр қизи
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Мадаминов Хусниддин Шавкат ўғли
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Кенжаев Шаҳобиддин Муродулла ўгли
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М-70
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Абдувалиева Хайитхон Ахмаджон қизи
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Менежмент
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“The Incredible Journey “
byBurnford Sheila
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Not only people can be fearless before setting off on a great adventure. A cat and two dogs find the right time to run away from their new owner's house. A long journey of hundreds kilometers through the Canadian woods is waiting for them. They will meet many wild animals on their way. They will meet friendly and not very friendly people with their pets. The runners will get into various kinds of troubles and barely manage to escape unhurt. Even though the animals get some help, nobody knows, what is to happen to our helpless heroes. Still neither hunger nor exhaustion can stop them. Only these two dogs and the cat know where they are heading. One definite purpose is leading them. What should their owners expect, just coming home to an empty house from England?
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Мансурова Н.
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Ниязова Н.
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С.Маъмуров
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Усмонов Бекзод Бахромжон ўғли
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Шералиев Мираббос Гавхарали-ўғли
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Нарзуллаев Илхомжон Равшан ўғли
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Шаниязов Хусниддин Абдуазиз ўғли
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Эрмуҳаммедов Шерзод Иброҳим ўғли
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Эргашев Шукруллоҳ Сайдулло-ўғли
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М-70
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Раимов Шахзод Музаффар ўғли
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Менежмент
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“The Railway Children”
by E. Nesbit
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This story is written in the third person plural. One day some people came to one happy family and took their father away. The children did not understand what had happened. Their mother could only tell them that father would be away for some time. The family had to leave their native home in London. The mother and three children Bobbie, Peter and the youngest Phyllis moved to a new house near the railway in Yorkshire. The childish attention was fully attracted by the railway station. They had many exciting adventures. The curious children even made a friend with an old man, who rode a 9:15 train every day. This man helped the family so much that Bobby decided to ask him for help. The girl found out their father was accused of spying.
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Акбаева Х.
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Хайдаров И.
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С.Маъмуров
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Ибодуллаева Малоҳат Сирожиддин қизи
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Ғофуров Жасурбек Ғуломжон ўғли
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Абдувосиев Достон Рустам ўғли
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Норбоева Мохинур Пардабой қизи
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Юсупов Бобуржон Маъмурджон ўғли
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Рустамов Бахтиёр Рустам ўғли
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Нуриддинова (Азимова) Нодира
Ахрор қизи
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М-20
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Турсунбаева Гулшан Олимжоновна
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“The Lost World”
by Conan Doyle
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Beloved of a young Ireland journalist Edward Malone told him she would marry only a hero. So he asked his boss, the news editor, to give him a "dangerous mission". Thus, he was given a job to take an interview from an eccentric professor George Challenger, who hated any journalists. The first meeting with professor started with a fight. Fortunately, they has got on and Malone at last accepted unbelievable professor's story about a lost unexplored world where dinosaurs still live together with people. A few other people trusted Challenger as well, and they agreed to prove to everyone else existence of the lost world. Professor as the only one, who was on mysterious plateau before, led the way to Brazil. After hiring a few local guides, travelers started their unpredictable and exiting adventure.
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Арипова М.
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Бозорова М.
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М.Бердиева
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Ниетбаев Тимур Даулетбай ули
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Журамуродова Сарвиноз Азимжон қизи
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Жамолов Жавохир Камол ўғли
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Кадиров Бахтиёр Абдумаликович
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Ашурова Фарангиз Зоҳиджон қизи
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Акбарова Мафтуна Турсунали қизи
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Менежмент
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М-20
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Абдуллаева Вазира Жамшедалиевна
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“The Sign of Four”
by Arthur Conan Doyle
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In the summer of 1889, the managing editor of the American magazine Lippincott's visited London to commission new fiction from some up-and-coming authors. On 30 August, he held a dinner at the Langham hotel attended by Oscar Wilde and Arthur Conan Doyle, among others. The upshot was an unprecedented and remarkable double: Dorian Gray and a new Sherlock Holmes novel, originally titled The Sign of the Four.
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Азимбаева Р.
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Қулахмедоа Г.
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М.Бердиева
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Имомов Форрух Нурали ўғли
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Хусанов Асилбек Нодиржон ўғли
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Хаитова Радмила Руслановна
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Назарий Шерзод Алишер ўғли
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Мухамадиева Комила Умидовна
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Каримова Шохиста Мурод қизи
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Тожиқулов Дониёрбек Неъмат ўғли
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Менежмент
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М-20
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Тошниёзова Шахзодабону Бобирмирзо қизи
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Менежмент
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“Dracula”
by Bram Stoker
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At the far end of the 19th century, in the age of Jack the Ripper, and 80 years after Frankenstein (No 8 in this series), Dracula is a classic of Gothic horror by an Irish contemporary of Oscar Wilde who wrote popular fiction to boost his income. Like Mary Shelley's tale of the supernatural, the vampire tale of Dracula – partly derived from John Polidori's The Vampyre (1819) and Sheridan Le Fanu's Carmilla (1871), about a lesbian vampire – may also have begun with a bad dream. Just as Mary was partly motivated by Byron and her husband, the poet Shelley, so Bram Stoker, the business manager for the Lyceum theatre, was inspired by his devoted service to the great Shakespearean actor Henry Irving. The idea of the vampire as a silver-tongued aristocrat, like Count Dracula, is mirrored in Irving's thespian mannerisms, and his fascination with theatrical villains
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Турсунова Ф.
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Йулдошева У.
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М.Бердиева
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Пўлатжонова Диёнатхон Муроджон қизи
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Пауткина Марина Костантиновна
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Алибеков Тошпўлат Шавкат ўғли
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Султонов Мехрож Сирожиддин ўғли
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Ходжаева Муқаддас Навқирон қизи
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7
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Рахматуллаев Шохрух Дилшод ўғли
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1
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КМ-70
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Ҳамидуллоев Жавоҳир Ҳабибулло ўғли
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Корпоратив молия
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“The Red Badge of Courage” by Stephen Crane
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Stephen Crane, born in Newark, New Jersey in 1871, completed the short novel that would become the godfather of all American war novels, and an inspiration for writers as diverse as Ernest Hemingway and JD Salinger, while still in his early 20s. His subject, the war between the States, had actually ended before he was born, and he never experienced the horrors of battle. But the laconic realism of his prose, the fierce investigation of the soldier's psyche, and his impressionistic use of colour and detail convinced many readers that Crane was a veteran turned novelist.Some critics see The Red Badge of Courage as a founding text in the modernist movement, a seminal novel whose influence haunts the composition of The Naked and the Dead, Catch-22, The Thin Red Line and Matterhorn, among others. Crane, a struggling freelance writer, researched his subject partly through magazine accounts of the civil war, a popular subject, and partly through conversations with veterans. He later said that he "had been unconsciously working the detail of the story out through most of his boyhood" and had imagined "war stories ever since he was out of knickerbockers". The idea of a writer immersing himself in the literary expression of his subject to make a book for publication, so familiar today, was new in the 1890s, as was his chosen genre, the war story. At this point he had published, unsuccessfully, at his own expense, just one novel, Maggie: A Girl of the Streets (1893), and was creatively out of sorts.
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Ибрагимова И.
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Зокирова Д.
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Ш.Исломов
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Пардаева Дилдора Файзулла қизи
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Бегмухаммадов Баҳромжон Пирмухамад ўғли
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Бахромов Рахмон Олимжон ўғли
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Расулов Ғанижон Жобир ўғли
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Бегалиева Танзиля Шавкат қизи
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Ғаниев Фаррух Исмоил ўғли
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8
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Сайфуллаев Фаррух Карим ўғли
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КМ-70
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Рахматов Файзомад Азамат ўғли
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“The Call of the Wild” by Jack London
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The Call of the Wild, a short adventure novel about a sled dog named Buck (a cross between a St Bernard and a Scotch collie) will be one of the strangest, and most strangely potent, narratives in this series.Its author was a one-off, too. Jack London was a maverick, macho young man, the son of an itinerant astrologer and a spiritualist mother. As a boy, he led a criminal life, specialising in the piracy of oysters in San Francisco Bay. As a writer, he blazed briefly, lived hard and dangerously, and died from drink and drugs aged just 40, having written more than 50 books in 20 years.
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Шодмонбекова К.
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Хошимоа Н.
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Ш.Исломов
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Шамсиева Моҳинур Шахобиддин қизи
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3
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Ҳасанов Баҳром Юсуф ўғли
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4
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Нишонова Гулноза Қаҳрамон қизи
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Носиров Сухробжон Нодиржон ўғли
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Даминов Мирзобек Азамат ўғли
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7
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Имомкулов Асрорбек Шавкатбек ўғли
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Қаландаров Жамшиджон Низамжонович
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Корпоратив молия
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КМ-70
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Бекмуродов Зухриддин Зокирович
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“The Golden Bowl” by Henry James
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There's an old joke (which only makes complete sense in Britain) that there are three, not one, manifestations of Henry James: James the First (The Portrait of a Lady); James the Second (The Turn of the Screw); and the Old Pretender (The Wings of the Dove; The Golden Bowl).
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Иргашева Ш.
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Исламова Т.
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Ш.Исломов
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2
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ҚузибоевҒуломБозорўғли
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3
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ЭргашевАрслонбекСафарўғли
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4
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КомиловОлимжонОбидўғли
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5
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Бекпўлатов Жавоҳир Юнусович
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6
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Бегмуродов Шоҳруҳ Илҳом ўғли
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7
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Нишанов Сирожиддин Абдурасул ўғли
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Корпоратив молия
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8
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Соибов Азизбек Илҳом ўғли
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1
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КМ-71
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Кенжаев Шаҳзод Баҳодир ўғли
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“The Good Soldier” by Ford Madox Ford
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The Good Soldier was conceived by Ford Madox Ford as the summation of his career as an admired and influential Edwardian novelist, his "last book", and a middle-aged writer's traditional riposte to the literary Cubists, Vorticistsand Imagists of the day. In fact, it far outlives those heady innovators and stands at the entrance to 20th-century fiction as a dark, spellbinding puzzle, a novel of perennially enthralling and mysterious depths whose influence lingers like gun-smoke after a shooting.
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Хамраева Ш.
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Мамадаюпова Ш.
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Н.Шавкатов
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Абдирашидов Раҳмонберди Ўткир ўғли
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3
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Абдунабиев Умиджон Хайрулло ўғли
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4
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Тоҳиржонов Азизжон Нодиржон ўғли
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Авезов Иброҳим Илхомович
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6
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Очилов Оғабек Отабек ўғли
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Корпоратив молия
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7
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Исламов Шоҳруҳ Ёрқин ўғли
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8
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Фарходова Азиза Фурқат қизи
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КМ-71
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Абдулхамидова Раънохон Бахтиержон қизи
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“The Thirty-Nine Steps” by John Buchan
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When 39-year-old John Buchan, recuperating from a duodenal ulcer, turned to writing (in a matter of weeks) a "shocker" or "dime novel" in the first months of the first world war, he was already the admired author of more than 10 works of fiction and spoken of in literary circles as a name to watch. Indeed, Buchan might quite plausibly have become a great Scots novelist following in the footsteps of Walter Scott and RL Stevenson. Instead, with ideal timing, he wrote another kind of classic, The Thirty-Nine Steps, an archetypal English spy thriller.
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Муродова Ш.
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Авезова М.
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Н.Шавкатов
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Мавлонов Абдулазиз Фаррух ўғли
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3
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Саидкаримов Саидакбар Саидазим ўғли
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Миржалилова Хуршида Анвар қизи
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Умаров Исломбек Комилжон ўғли
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Корпоратив молия
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6
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Абдураимов Бобомурод Рустамович
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7
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КМ-71
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Мухитдинова Дилнозахон Фахриддин қизи
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8
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Шодиев Дилёр Ғайрат ўғли
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9
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Кабулова Нургузал Умирбек қизи
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1
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КМ-71
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Очилов Умаржон Улуғбек ўғли
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Корпоратив молия
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“The Sun Also Rises” by Ernest Hemingway
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In Woody Allen’s Midnight in Paris, Corey Stoll makes a scene-stealing appearance as the young Ernest Hemingway, tough-guy modernist and friend of Gertrude Stein. It’s a cameo grounded in the truth that, for one of America’s 20th-century greats, Paris in the 20s was a source of artistic liberation. It was also the setting for the first section of Hemingway’s first, and best, novel (published in the UK as Fiesta).
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Эрданова С.
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Мадалиева Д.
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Н.Шавкатов
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2
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Турдибаев Илёс Толибжон ўғли
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3
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Султонов Темурбек Толибович
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4
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Наврўзова Шаҳодатхон Абдуҳамид қизи
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Холматжонов Шукуржон Хакимжон ўғли
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Хошимова Мадина Мирсодиқ қизи
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Хамидов Сардорбек Эргашали ўғли
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Омонов Теҳрон Абдиназар ўғли
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