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To: Richard B. Haenisch who wrote (5037)	4/17/1998 2:08:00 PM
From: bobsrb	Respond to of 7703

170000 shares more on the buy side and they(MM) try to keep it down.Next week it will explode.

To: Richard B. Haenisch who wrote (5037)	4/17/1998 2:10:00 PM
From: Secret_Agent_Man	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 7703

Mordovia, autonomous republic in west central Russia, located between Moscow and the Volga River. Mordovia covers an area of 26,200 sq km (10,100 sq mi). Saransk is the administrative center. The northwestern part of the republic is marked by the Oka-Don Plain, and the southeastern section forms part of the Volga Upland. Slow-moving rivers, such as the Moksha and its tributaries, meander through Mordovia. Forests cover about one-quarter of the land. Mordovia has a population of 962,700 (1994 estimate). Russians represent about 61 percent of the republic's population; Mordvins constitute about 32 percent. The Mordvin speak two distinct languages of the Finno-Ugric language group, Moksha and Erzya. The republic's primary religion is Orthodox Christianity. Its economy is largely agricultural. Mordovia is administered by an elected council of ministers and an elected legislative assembly. One of the 21 Russian republics, it has three seats in the Russian Federal Assembly. rusline.com