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NINE MONTHS HAVE passed since the Orange Revolution swept Viktor Yushchenko and his prime minister Yulia Tymoshenko to power in Ukraine, and both must be feeling that their honeymoon period in office is over.
Ukrainian citizens and foreign investors alike are demanding results. The heady and wide-ranging promises that the two politicians made as they took charge earlier this year must now be put into effect if they hope to consolidate their position in the run-up to parliamentary elections in March 2006.
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