:*Hi, thanks for the heads-up. I think the article could be better, but it should remain: the word is notable for its cultural connotations, and doesn't just mean 'rich people'. In Russia, it seems to mean 'children of rich people', and in the Ukraine it means 'children of influential people, who then manage to avoid punishment when they commit a crime'. The Ukrainian version is more interesting, and is focused on, but it's unique cultural connotations do not exist in other languages (we have nothing like that either in Britain or in the English language) and that's why it deserves to be an article. I have created articles on foreign words/concepts before (Murzyn and Zakazukha for example), gone through the wearisome AFDs, and they've been kept, so, please think hard before starting an AFD - they tend to waste an awful lot of time when they fail, and I feel this one would. The article is valid. It has problems, sure, but specify them on the talk page and people will hopefully take note and work to improve the page. Thanks.