Chernobyl Nuclear Plant

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• Chernobyl — (as transliterated from the ru. Чернобыль, IPA ru|tɕɪˈrnobɨlʲ), or Chornobyl (as transliterated from uk. Чорнобиль, IPA2|tʃɔrˈnɔbɪlʲ), was a city in northern Ukraine, in the Kyiv Oblast (province) near the border with Belarus.The city was… …   Wikipedia

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• Chernobyl necklace — is a horizontal scar left on the base of the neck after a surgery to remove a malignant thyroid gland (thyroid cancer) caused by radiation poisoning. The scar typically takes a long time [1] to fade, and during that time, the bearers are visually …   Wikipedia