“’We hoped for this but didn’t expect it,’ said one, Roman Dakus. Mr. Dakus had been in Kiev at Independence Square, or Madian as it is known here, off and on for three months, he said. ‘It was very, very difficult to stay on the square in the cold at night. But we warmed one another with our hearts and our souls. People really changed their mind-set because of these events,’ Mr Dakus added. ‘Before people thought, “Nothing really depends on me.” They preferred to say that and to think like that. But after this situation, they think differently. They believe in their struggle when they are all together.’” (NYT Sun Feb, 23, 2014 pg. 11)
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