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This is an outrageously partisan article. Since I last edited it, nearly a year ago, someone has written that Bermet Akayeva virtually controlled Kyrgyzstan, and other POV sentences. This is absolute rubbish. If I find this to reoccur I will recommend the article for a clean-up. Regards, Matt Matty J 87 16:55, 21 August 2006 (UTC)