Life often has a way of showing just how insipid things are in Moscow. The most recent vivid example happened at Patriarch's Ponds, the elite central district perhaps best known abroad for its starring role in Mikhail Bulgakov's “The Master and Margarita.” A long-running conflict there speaks volumes about how things work in the capital city. The plot of this story is simple: the residents of Patriarch's Ponds wanted peace and quiet.
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