How do I become a citizen of Uzbekistan?

Chef's answer
The conditions for granting citizenship of the Republic of Uzbekistan are the following:
  • refusal of foreign citizenship.
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    What bacteria need to grow and multiply
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    What bacteria need to grow and multiply
    • Food (nutrients)
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    • Air, no air, minimal air.
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    • Salt levels.
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