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Russia have made an official complaint about their Eurovision Song Contest entrants Tatu's third place result.
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The country's TV station Channel One, which is owned by the Russian government, want an appeal - or re-think - on the results.
They say the girls have had hits all over the world and were robbed of a win because they were given "unlikely low points" by certain countries.
A Channel One spokesperson claimed a technical hitch meant the Republic of Ireland's public votes couldn't be collected and counted.
Turkey's prize
Instead, a jury decided who should get what points, he said.
Because there was only a three point difference between the winners Turkey and Tatu, the Russians think this could have made a huge difference.
Rules followed
Bosnia-Herzegovina and Russia also used a jury instead of public votes because they didn't have the right telephone system to cope with national voting.
A spokesperson for the competition organisers, the European Broadcasting Union, told Russian journalists: "All the rules were followed."