DT to focus more on the US market

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Vlad Andreyev - 11 Nov 2004 17:53 GMT

Deutsche Telekom, which is on Thursday expected to announce its dividend
levels for 2004 amid steady rises in core earnings, is believed to be
considering offloading its remaining 25% stake (about $4 billion) in
Russia's leading mobile phone operator, Mobile Telesystems (MTS), as it
continues to focus on Europe and the US.

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Jerome Zelinske - 12 Nov 2004 01:47 GMT

Russia is in europe.

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Andy M - Tampa Bay - 13 Nov 2004 02:47 GMT

> Russia is in europe.

but europeans consider russia to be their unwanted cousin... a lot of
europeans i know try to disassociate themselves from russia when asked "hey,
isn't russa part of europe?" and tend to reply along the line of "well, yes,
but no, they're .... "

technically, when a lot of people refer to europe, they're talking about
western europe. like "hey i'm going to europe on vacation."

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Stuart Friedman - 19 Nov 2004 00:48 GMT

Your point is correct, however, most Europeans don't think that the UK is in
Europe either.

Stu

>> Russia is in europe.
>
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> technically, when a lot of people refer to europe, they're talking about
> western europe. like "hey i'm going to europe on vacation."

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Scott Schelle - 21 Nov 2004 15:56 GMT

Neither do most Brits!

> Your point is correct, however, most Europeans don't think that the UK is
> in Europe either.
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>> technically, when a lot of people refer to europe, they're talking about
>> western europe. like "hey i'm going to europe on vacation."

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James - 24 Nov 2004 18:58 GMT

> Russia is in europe.

Actually most of it is in Asia, geographically speaking.

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