Titov

[ tee-tawf, -tof; Russian tyi-tawf ]

noun

1. Herman or Gher·man Ste·pa·no·vich [gur, -m, uh, n st, uh, -, pah, -n, uh, -vich, gyer, -m, uh, n styi-, pah, -n, uh, -vyich], 1935–2000, Soviet cosmonaut.

Example Sentences

Titov said Cuba had offered Russian businesses the right to make use of Cuban land for 30 year-terms, an unusual concession to foreign firms in the communist-run country.

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"In Soviet times there was a direct port and maritime link," Titov told the forum.

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"They are giving us preferential treatment," Titov told the packed forum in Havana´s Hotel Nacional.

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Boris Titov, head of the Russian delegation of the Cuban-Russian Business Committee, told a forum of Russian entrepreneurs in Havana that Cuba had decisively opened the door to Russian investment.

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The two countries, on opposite sides of the globe, are also considering ways to fast-track shipping between them, Titov said.

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