1.   But if a Communist candidate wins the Russian presidency next June, Mr. Clinton and other Western leaders may want to re-examine just who is extremist now.

2.   He has inherited the vast powers of the Russian presidency, what amounts to a throne under the current Constitution.

3.   Mikhail Gorbachev, the former Soviet president and Nobel Peace Prize winner, says he will run for the Russian presidency in the elections next June.

4.   Mikhail Gorbachev, the former Soviet president and Nobel Peace Prize winner, says he may run for the Russian presidency in the elections in June.

5.   Reuben said he thinks Trans-World is being slandered by politicians in an attempt to damage the reputation of Alexander Lebed, a contender for the Russian presidency.

6.   Should the communists win the Russian presidency in June, they will face a dilemma.

7.   That is especially disquieting because the powers of the Russian presidency are far greater than those of the parliament.

8.   Vladimir Putin won the Russian presidency, not a Communist, and he has met with the Serbian opposition leader Vuk Draskovic.

9.   When Yeltsin was reelected a year ago, a third run at the Russian presidency seemed out of the question.

10.   When Mikhail Gorbachev was campaigning for the Russian presidency the other day, a man slapped him.