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1 The Slovene official restated his opposition to a breakaway league of elite clubs.

2 Melania knows a few words in Italian and French — including “bonjour” and “ciao” — but has never demonstrated fluency in any language but English and her native Slovene.

3 But this was no ordinary day in the capital of what was then called the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes.

4 At the time, the two Slovenes were followed by four Colombians in the general classification, and many thought that Bernal, ranking third, could come back.

5 As the biographers did, Ioffe also found that there was no thesis by Melanija Knavs “anywhere in the registry, though all Slovenes who graduate write a thesis, and all of these theses are catalogued.”

6 The 1918 assembly ruled that Montenegro would become part of the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes, which was later known as Yugoslavia.

7 Kreslin grew up here, in his father’s gostilna, or country inn, listening to bands mixed of Slovenians and Gypsies, and speaking a dialect that is unintelligible to most Slovenes.

8 Though that negotiation predated his election, as a Slovene, Ceferin is adamant that it is enough, for all the big nations contribute.

9 But his duel with the Slovene Pogačar has been only part of the story.

10 Slovenes still have to respect social distancing and are obliged to wear face masks in indoor public spaces as well as disinfect their hands when entering such areas.

11 Their race within the race has thousands of Slovenes wearing yellow jerseys, and wishing coronavirus-enforced travel restrictions weren’t preventing them from being in Paris for the finish on Sunday.

12 When Russia and Japan signed a peace treaty, Montenegro was forgotten and following the tumult of World War One, Montenegro became part of the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes and later Yugoslavia.

13 Yugoslavia was first cobbled together out of the wreckage of World War I and was officially called the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes.

14 He was runner-up here last year as a Slovene, and returns as a Brit after becoming a citizen last March.

15 Many Slovenes don’t even think of their country as part of the Balkans, she told me.

16 Since the Habsburg days, nearby Lake Bled is where Slovenes have taken their guests — whether kings or cousins — to show off their natural wonders.

17 This earthy home and accessories shop specializing in Slovene and Scandinavian labels is a trove of everything eco-friendly and artisanal, from flowerpots to brooches made from textile scraps.

18 Most Slovenes were convinced — wrongly — that the much more experienced Roglic was likely to come out as the winner.

19 It’s very common for Slovenes to speak several languages in addition to their native one, including Italian, English, German and Serbo-Croatian.

20 He said the ankle had still not completely healed but did not feel it would affect his tournament ahead of a first round match against unseeded Slovene Aljaz Bedene.

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