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the inflation rate in Russia at the
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moment is something like 10% so people
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are being very careful how they spend
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their money um we're going to the
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supermarket I've made a list of all the
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meals for the week and all the
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ingredients all the things we need to
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have those meals so let's see how that
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goes let's see how much it costs last
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time we spent something like 8,000
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rubles um which is about uh $80 uh so
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this time we're hoping to spend a little
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see we are in a big Supermarket it's
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called a Shan uh lots of flowers here uh
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for planting for the spring but flowers
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are definitely not on our shopping list
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today teddy bears also not on the
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list but one thing we had to put on the
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we finally settled on a few pick and mix
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chocolate we picked up some dried
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apricots and then the real bargain of
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the day a small packet of dates for just
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rubles the wonderful display of fish was
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very attractive we settled on a small
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packet of smoked salmon
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a brilliant choice of boiled and Frozen
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prawns and these King prawns are at $13
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a kilogram just a little out of our
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budget the slippers look cozy but
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list there is a dire lack of imported
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cheeses at the moment but we found some
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emental style cheese at 4
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rubles at $140 a kilogram these apples
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are Great Value a wide choice of eggs
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and we bought 20 eggs at a price of
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$268 a little cheaper than in the US
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today where the current price is $106
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very hard to pass by the sausage
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counter but we did buy some chicken
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$260 and some pork shoulder 600
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rbl picking up some body cream and that
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takes the total bill to
