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context: To be fair, maybe they were just allergic to windows. >
  
  too much fresh air ain’t good >
  
  Sudden attack of vertigo from the cold air! >
  
  There's a real epidemic of important Russian people falling out of open windows. >
  
  But it's not the falling, it's the uncontrolled landing that's the problem. >
  
  "Speed has never killed anyone. Suddenly becoming stationary, that's what gets you." (c) JC >
  
  This is the best tl;dr I could make, original reduced by 87%. (I'm a bot)
  
  
  The string of mysterious deaths has attracted global attention, with growing fears sinister forces are at play, even though the deaths have mostly been attributed to misadventure and mental health issues.
  Winters said the recent spate of deaths continued a pattern of mysterious poisonings and assassination attempts already in place under Putin for more than a decade.
  "It would be dangerous for Putin to go after all the oligarchs at once. One way sultanistic oligarchs like Putin show their power is to make examples of selected members of the group. It reminds the others who butters their bread and who can take them down. It is a very common pattern of oligarchy around the world and throughout history."
  
  
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  is ANYONE actually scared of this person?
  because I'M NOT!