Yandex has long been called the Google of Russia. However, it also wants to be Russia’s Uber, Amazon, Netflix and Wolt. Moscow As one on the autumn day of Moscow Darja Sonkinan began to make up the mind of watermelon. Very big, ripe and sweet watermelon. Usually he buys fruit from the hall and the market, but now he was tired and not amused anyway to go in the rain to drag the melon to the car and then to the third floor. So he ordered it from his doorstep online store JandeksLavka. . Source link
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