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  1. The article speaks / discusses / covers…;

  2. The article is entitled / headlined…;

  3. The article is published in the “Moscow News” newspaper;

  4. A “Moscow News” correspondent in an article entitled “…” deals with a question of…;

  5. He puts forward the view that …;

He confines his attention to … / chiefly to …;

  1. The very title poses / raises a problem …;

The headline indicates the subject of the story;

The headline / title promises that …;

  1. The article / story is written in an attempt to show / empose / bring to our attention / attract our attention to …;

  2. The main idea of the article is …;

  3. The article does raise some disturbing questions to give prominence (to highlight);

  4. The correspondent seeks to pinpoint (to stress the idea);

The journalist seeks / is trying to shed light on …;

  1. The article (author) confirms / states / claims / insists / argues …;

  2. The correspondent traces the elementable consequences (отслеживает плачевные последствия);

The argument for … run along these lines;

This point is hardly news;

  1. He puts the main part of the blame for … on …;

He portrays the situation even worse / far better than it is;

  1. The issue / matter is too very complex to deal with thoroughly in an article;

  2. The thing / problem has a deep heritage in our history;

It is one with a pedigree;

  1. The author is dealing with a theme which resonates strongly in (Russian society);

  2. It would be possible to argue;

It should be added;

It had already been mentioned;

  1. I found the article on … / The article is … (disturbing, burning, incisive, fresh, painful, exciting, touching, obstinate, pressing, thought-provoking);

The author discusses a thorny problem;

  1. I read the article with frustration / interest;

I agree with much that he says about …;

He is right that …;

He view seems on the half-right;

I was disturbed / amassed / baffled / shocked by the article on…;

  1. It would be natural to conclude;

  2. I must like to conclude;

  3. In the conclusion I would like to say;

  4. Let us briefly summarise the main points made in the article.