Kantorovich

[ kan-tawr-uh-vich, kan-tuh-roh-vich; Russian kuhn-taw-ruh-vyich ]

noun

1. Le·o·nid Vi·ta·lye·vich [ley, -, uh, -nid vi-, tal, -y, uh, -vich, lyi-uh-, nyeet, vyi-, tah, -ly, uh, -vyich], 1912–86, Soviet mathematician and economist: Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences 1975.

Example Sentences

During the July 27 demonstration, police tried to grab Kantorovich as he was sitting on a curb.

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Kantorovich was shoved into a police van; after arriving at a police station, he called for an ambulance and went to a hospital for treatment of heavy bruises.

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Kantorovich, who had taken part in previous protests, said the authorities’ refusal to register the candidates was a brazen insult: “Candidates who want to run did everything by the book. After that, the system told them ‘So you did everything by the book?

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Yet Kudracheva and Boris Kantorovich say the ordeal has only strengthened them.

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Moments later, she was on the pavement with Kantorovich atop her.

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