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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 29. Chapters: People from Nik i, Milo ukanovi, Mirko Vu ini, eljko Petrovi, Andrija Deliba i, or ije etkovi, Stefan Nikoli, Vuka in Poleksi, Radoman Bo ovi, Sava Kova evi, eljko turanovi, Zoran Banovi, Semjon Milo evi, Miodrag Krivokapi, Miladin obi, Goran Jeretin, Bo o Koprivica, Vanja Gruba, Petar Bani evi, Veselin Vukoti, Marko etkovi, Vito Nikoli, Milorad Pekovi, Da a ivkovi, Miljan Zekovi, Vladimir Kova evi, Miladin Be anovi, Radoje Konti, Ljubo upi, Neboj a Kalu erovi, Dra en Me edovi, Ivan Bo kovi, Zdravko Drin i, Petar kuleti, Sead Banda, Igor Radovi, Zoran Lemaji, Dragoslav Poleksi, Nenad urovi, Vojin Lazarevi, eljko Vukovi, Zdravko Radulovi, Darko Karad i, Vladan Kosti, edomir Mijanovi, Bogoljub ijakovi, arko Varaji, Vida Ognjenovi, Slobodan Backovi, Ilija Radovi, Filip Vu i, Denis Fetahovi, Veljko Bulaji, Uro Deli, ivko Nikoli, Nemanja Jaramaz, Vojislav Nik evi, Peko Nik evi, Bla o ukanovi, Stefan Zogovi, Rajko i i, Mimi urovi, Du an Andri, Ratko Vujovi, Miodrag Gvozdenovi, Branko Babovi, Bojan Kosi, arko Bulaji, Alen Muratovi, epan Polje, Laz, Montenegro. Excerpt: Milo ukanovi (Cyrillic:, pronounced; born 15 February, 1962) is a Montenegrin politician. He was Prime Minister of Montenegro for three consecutive terms from 1991 to 1998 (1991-1993, 1993-1996, and 1996-1998); he was then President of Montenegro from 1998 to 2002 and Prime Minister again from 2003 to 2006. Although he chose to step down in late 2006, he returned to office as Prime Minister in February 2008. His coalition won the 2009 early election with an absolute majority, securing him a sixth term in office. He stepped down as the Prime Minister in December 2010. ukanovi is also the long-term President of the Democratic Party of Socialists of Mont...
