A typical 19th-century European orchestra included a first violin, a contra-violin ( or modified 3-stringed viola also called Groyse Fidl [ Yid.
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Aside from that myself and El3ctr0nika sometimes come along later to clean up Nuklear / Yid / Aschwole's often messy edits and remove his unencyclopedic side comments.
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He acted in the dramatic section of Hazemir and in 1911 he began acting professionally at Gershanovitsh in Vitebsk, playing Baynushl in " Pintele Yid ".
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Makashov was at it again Wednesday, telling a Russian journalist with the NTV television station he was " acting worse than the worst of the yids ."
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Everyone agreed, and the Franconia conference established a firm base, " The yids and dagos would no longer fight each other, " the quotation attributed to Bugsy Siegel.
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In speeches at rallies last fall, Makashov blamed Russia's problems on " zhidy, " or " yids " _ a derogatory term for Jews.
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My suggestion would be to block Yid / Aschwole / Nuklear based on the editor's self-confession, and run a checkuser for any additional socks of that editor.
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The names cited as offensive are mainly sexual or scatological, but do include the racial terms " yid ", " dago ", " gringo " and " negro ".
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Another Communist lawmaker, Albert Makashov, caused a furor in October when he blamed Russia's problems on " zhidy, " or yids, a slur against Jews.
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YID also runs a Rural Community Development Project called Child Aid, where the DI's receive practical training and actually live and work during their five-month practical training period.
