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MOSCOW — The loyalist that President Putin has chosen to succeed him accused the British Council of espionage yesterday, denting hopes of a swift resolution to the diplomatic crisis between Russia and Britain.

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|MOSCOW — The loyalist that President Putin has chosen to succeed him accused the British Council of espionage yesterday, denting hopes of a swift resolution to the diplomatic crisis between Russia and Britain.
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