inaczej failure commencer à apprendre
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Stay optimistic in spite of setbacks.
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wiedza, doświadczenie, kompetencja inaczej knowledge, experience, competence commencer à apprendre
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Promotion isn't the only way to increase your expertise.
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commencer à apprendre
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Ask for information about your shortcomings.
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commencer à apprendre
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You may make alterations, but make sure your work is easy to read.
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inaczej appear, arise commencer à apprendre
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Once you see patterns emerging it will help you decide whether the gaps you have u identified can be filled relatively easily.
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niedopasowanie, niezgodność commencer à apprendre
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If you cannot work out what the mismatch is, get back to selection panel.
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inaczej broken, depressed commencer à apprendre
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Do not be dispirited if you are turned down for a job, but think of the reasons the employers give.
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inaczej deficit, shortage commencer à apprendre
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Interviews that generated them amd a list of where you think the shortfall in your perfomance lies in.
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apathetic --> apatyczny However, do not use this as an excuse to apathy
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inaczej distrustful commencer à apprendre
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wariness --> nieufność It has not been a good investment and may make other employers wary.
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to be fond of sth/sb - lubić coś/kogoś On my living room wall I have a painting of a wildcat of which I am extremely fond.
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inaczej illustrate, present commencer à apprendre
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It depicts a snarling, spitting animal, teeth bared and back arched.
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It depicts a snarling, spitting animal, teeth bared and back arched.
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It depicts a snarling, spitting animal, teeth bared and back arched.
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commencer à apprendre
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It depicts a snarling, spitting animal, teeth bared and back arched.
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A taut coiled spring ready to unleash some unknown fury
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However, the psychical differences are tangible.
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The tail is thicker and blunter, wtih three to five rings.
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inaczej totally, completely commencer à apprendre
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The animal has an altogether heavier look.
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commencer à apprendre
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It was during the nineteenth century, with the establishment, that the wildcat because a nuisance.
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zdalny, odległy, oddalony commencer à apprendre
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Especially in the remoter parts of northern and western Scotland.
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commencer à apprendre
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This is a cause for real concern, given that the animals in these areas have less contact with domestic cats and are therefore purer.
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inaczej results from the commencer à apprendre
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Part of the problem stems from the fact that the accepted physical desciption of the species...
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In other words, an artificial collection of specimens were built up, exhibiting the features considered typical of the wildcat.
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inaczej display commencer à apprendre
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In the foreground are exhibited only things that deserve attention.
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inaczej isolate commencer à apprendre
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Wildcat kittens are usually born in May/June in a secluded den.
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Wildcat kittens are usually born in May/June in a secluded den.
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Wildcat kittens are usually born in May/June in a secluded den, secreted in a gap amongst boulders.
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Catch a glimpse of one and the memory will linger forever.
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inaczej remain, stay commencer à apprendre
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Catch a glimpse of one and the memory will linger forever.
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In Europe from 1914 to 1918 meant there was very little persecution, since gamekeepers went off to fight.
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inaczej avoid, prevent commencer à apprendre
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Extinction was narrowly averted.
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Trying to detect the tell-tale movement of a vole or a mouse.
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inaczej jump commencer à apprendre
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But there is nothing, and in another leap he disappears into the gloom.
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inaczej darkness commencer à apprendre
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But there is nothing, and in another leap he disappears into the gloom.
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inaczej leafy commencer à apprendre
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They probably used deciduous and coniferous woodland for shelters.
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They probably used deciduous and coniferous woodland for shelters.
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commencer à apprendre
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And hunted over more open areas such as open woodland, thickets and scrub. grassy areas and marsh.
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inaczej swamp commencer à apprendre
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And hunted over more open areas such as open woodland, thickets and scrub. grassy areas and marsh.
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commencer à apprendre
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As the animals emerge, their curiosity is aroused by every moment and rustle in vegetation.
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As the animals emerge, their curiosity is aroused by every moment and rustle in vegetation.
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As the animals emerge, their curiosity is aroused by every moment and rustle in vegetation.
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It is a typical image most folk have of the beast, but it is very much a false one.
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arcane knowledge --> tajemna wiedza Clarifying the arcane for the layman.
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commencer à apprendre
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Clarifying the arcane for the layman.
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inaczej valuable commencer à apprendre
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We can make this a really worthwhile project for the EU.
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Questions concerning the quest of beauty in architecture, or its rejection or denial.
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zniechęcający, onieśmielający inaczej discouraging commencer à apprendre
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To walk him across daunting threshold of architecture.
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Yes, the irregularities of the nervous system can be... perplexing.
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inaczej boring commencer à apprendre
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De Botton never once discusses the importance of such dull.
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inaczej brave commencer à apprendre
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Alain de Botton has a great time making bold and amusing judgements about architecture.
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inaczej funny commencer à apprendre
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Alain de Botton has a great time making bold and amusing judgements about architecture.
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commencer à apprendre
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Alain de Botton has a great time making bold and amusing judgements about architecture with lavish and imaginative references.
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He worries away, as many architecture do, at how inert materials can convey meaning and alter consciousness.
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poddawać, wyrażać, przekazywać np. emocje, treść commencer à apprendre
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He worries away, as many architecture do, at how inert materials can convey meaning and alter consciousness.
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inaczej change commencer à apprendre
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He worries away, as many architecture do, at how inert materials can convey meaning and alter consciousness.
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commencer à apprendre
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However, this is an engaging and intelligent book on architecture.
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inaczej barely commencer à apprendre
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Do we want our buildings merely to shelter us, or do we also want them to speak to us?
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inaczej happy commencer à apprendre
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He makes the most of his theme on his jolly trip through the world of architecture.
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Genealogy is a branch of history.
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commencer à apprendre
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It concerns family history rathen than the national or world history studied in school.
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zainteresowany, zatroskany, zmartwiony inaczej interested commencer à apprendre
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The internet enables millions of people worldwide to approach information about their history, without great expense.
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The survey also concluded that the further back you follow your family line...
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ogromny, szeroki, olbrzymi commencer à apprendre
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However, the vast majority of people who participated in the survey, discovered that...
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inaczej notice commencer à apprendre
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Baba remarks that this kind of instantaneous and mechanical life is also reflected in the mother-child relationship.
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commencer à apprendre
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I work as a motorbike stunt rider - that is, I do tricks on my motorbike at shows.
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commencer à apprendre
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And it's joined to the mailand by a causeway called the Stand.
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inaczej wide commencer à apprendre
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It's about four kilometres long and two kilometres wide at its broadest point.
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commencer à apprendre
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The mainland is just a vast stretch of tall grasses and brown mud.
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But when there's a high tide and the water rises a half a metre or so...
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He had been talking non-stop from the moment he'd slung his rucksack in the boot.
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I mean talking as in jabbering like a mad thing.
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inaczej foggy commencer à apprendre
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Stretched out before us, clear and dry, beatifully hazy in the heat
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A raised strip of grey concrete bound by white railings and a low footpath on either side.
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łączony, złączony, oprawiony commencer à apprendre
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A raised strip of grey concrete bound by white railings and a low footpath on either side.
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inaczej shine commencer à apprendre
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Beyond the railings, the water was glinting with that wonderful silver light.
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leniuchować, wylegiwać się commencer à apprendre
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With that wonderful silver light we sometimes get here in the late afternoon which lazes through to the early evening.
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There's nothing but small cottages, farmland, heathland and a couple of hills.
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commencer à apprendre
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What we ballet dancers do is instinctive.
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commencer à apprendre
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And so the idea persists that dancers spend every waking hour in pain.
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There is no need to break bones or tear muscles to achieve ballet positions.
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commencer à apprendre
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Starting with the left hand on the barre, the routine unrolls over some 75 minutes.
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rozwijać się, rozwinąć się commencer à apprendre
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Starting with the left hand on the barre, the routine unrolls over some 75 minutes.
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commencer à apprendre
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But I am shocked when consumers are knowingly and deliberately misled.
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commencer à apprendre
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Gives an example of how Gavin reassured his son.
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osoba lub czynnik demokratyzujący commencer à apprendre
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No one avoids this, it is ballet's great democratiser, the well established members of the company working alongside the newest recruits.
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commencer à apprendre
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Both a rigorous and comprehensive fitness regime and highly nutritious diet.
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commencer à apprendre
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It is carbohydrates, rathen than proteins and fat, that provide athletes with the endurance.
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commencer à apprendre
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Sports people are prone to injury but a quality training regime can ensure that...
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seriously commencer à apprendre
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All boats within 800m were severely damaged.
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np. urazu commencer à apprendre
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Examples of different degrees of severity of each lesion should be described.
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No doubt this is why serious works devoted to colour are rare.
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commencer à apprendre
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Many authors search for the universal or archetypal truths they imagine reside in colour.
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commencer à apprendre
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Colour is first and foremost a social phenomenon.
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What many books based on poorly grasped nuerobiology.
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Such books unfortunetaly clutter the bibliography on the subject, and even do it harm.
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We couldn't conceive that someone is in our office.
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inaczej change, modify commencer à apprendre
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As time has altered them and not as they were originally.
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commencer à apprendre
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Despite the current diffusion of colour photography, our was of thinking have remained more or less black and white.
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inaczej struggle commencer à apprendre
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He must grapple with a host of factors all at once.
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commencer à apprendre
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Because among the numerous facts pertaining to colour, a researcher tends to select those facts...
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inaczej motive, theme commencer à apprendre
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On various concrete factors such as the rate of occurrence of particular objects and motifs.
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commencer à apprendre
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While the notion of primary and secondary colours did not become common until the nineteenth century.
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inaczej aspect commencer à apprendre
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All kind of objects in order to consider the different facets of the history of colour.
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commencer à apprendre
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Most studies devoted to the history of colour consider only the pictorial, artistic or scientific realms.
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Most studies devoted to the history of colour consider only the pictorial, artistic or scientific realms.
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inaczej to dazzle, to amaze commencer à apprendre
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bewildering --> oszałamiający Analysis is complicated by the bewildering number of natural colours.
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patrzyć z góry, pogardliwie commencer à apprendre
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Colour has been rather looked down upon as a fit subject for academic study.
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commencer à apprendre
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The writer says that the historian writing about colour should be careful, when making basic distinctions between key ideas.
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commencer à apprendre
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An idea recurring in the text is that people who have studied colour have been muddled about their aims.
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powtarzający, powracający commencer à apprendre
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An idea recurring in the text is that people who have studied colour have been muddled about their aims.
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inaczej brave, bold commencer à apprendre
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He took the daring step of forming relationships with the animals, bringing them food to gain her acceptance.
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commencer à apprendre
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The insight, this has given him into their behaviour has allowed him to dispel certain myths.
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inaczej claim commencer à apprendre
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He contends that bears do not bother as much for fruit as previously supposed.
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commencer à apprendre
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He killed his parents in a particularly ferocious manner.
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Such as swatting paw on the ground, as this is a defensive, rather than an agrresive act.
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swat --> packa na muchy, strzał, cios
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commencer à apprendre
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It is hard to dispute the claim that their availability helps make GNU/Linux more popular.
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inaczej effort commencer à apprendre
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It's a realisation that makes all the more impressive, the endeavours of the explorers to come here.
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przysiąść na skraju, znajdować się na szczycie (czegoś) commencer à apprendre
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Here at Brothers Point, perched on a headland off the island's east coast.
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commencer à apprendre
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Here at Brothers Point, perched on a headland off the island's east coast.
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nędzny, nieszczęsny, przeklęty inaczej miserable, unfortunate commencer à apprendre
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Arriving in 1822, Douglass called Macquire "the most wretched place".
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commencer à apprendre
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The resultant landships have devastating consequences.
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Only their gurgling barks tell me when to jump.
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As i lose feeling in my fingers, numbed by glacial temperatures.
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As i lose feeling in my fingers, numbed by glacial temperatures.
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Forced to the surface by the convergence of two tectonic plates - an ongoing process.
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I am stumbling, blinded by tiny missiles of ice and snow driven horizontally into my face.
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I am stumbling, blinded by tiny missiles of ice and snow driven horizontally into my face.
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Into my face by a howling gale.
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I'm leaping skyward in undignified panic as a foot narrowly misses an outraged elephant seal.
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commencer à apprendre
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I'm leaping skyward in undignified panic as a foot narrowly misses an outraged elephant seal.
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commencer à apprendre
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Squinting painfully through torchlight, I've little hope of seeing the beasts.
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przytulny, kameralny, wygodny commencer à apprendre
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Later, inside a cosy hut, I decided to chill for a bit.
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sore --> obolały, bolesny Sporting a patch over the sorer of my eyes.
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Or to be precise, Macquire Island: a silver of land conjured abruptly from the vast wilderness.
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pozbyć się, uwolnić(od czegoś) commencer à apprendre
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Impossible task - to rid the entire island of every rabbit, rat and mouse.
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inaczej suddenly, unexpectedly commencer à apprendre
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Next morning, I abruptly change my mind
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I awake to a view that justifies the three day voyage to this remote outpost of Australia.
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I awake to a view that justifies the three day voyage to this remote outpost of Australia.
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The island is painted white, from highland plateaus, with frozen lakes.
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kamyk,żwir, kamyczkowy,żwirkowy commencer à apprendre
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To rocky black sand and pebble shore.
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inaczej to shine commencer à apprendre
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All glistens in rare sub-Antarctic sunshine.
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The delay while we doubled back made it impossible to reach the hut before dusk.
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I had also blundered, deciding snow goggles were unnecessary.
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Our first challenge was getting ashore as there is no safe place to hide.
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Over the next few days, seals, penguins and a host of seabirds are a constant presence.
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Unaccustomed to the herbivores teeth, the island flora has been overgazed.
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nadmiernie wypasać zwierzęta co prowadzi do erupcji gleby commencer à apprendre
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Unaccustomed to the herbivores teeth, the island flora has been overgazed.
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Unaccustomed to the herbivores teeth, the island flora has been overgazed and reduced to stubble.
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The hills and plateaus are pock marked with holes and soft surfaces.
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Petrel and albatross chicks are thus more vulnerable.
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A number of factors have been proposed, including competition and predation by introduced species.
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Convention discussed whether the island should lose its World Heritage Status.
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np. tytuł commencer à apprendre
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However, the status was also conferred because of its outstanding natural beauty.
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Daniel Burnham was an architect whose ever-shifting style and aesthetic made him a true architectural chamma-leeon.
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Given that the wild hillsides that should be lushly covered are bare.
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And are animated not by the movement of wind in tussock, but by rabbits.
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komora, sala, komnata (pokój) commencer à apprendre
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Some of the largest underground chambers even host concerts, conferences and business meetings.
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inaczej disturbing commencer à apprendre
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Most people find change unsettling and difficult to adapt to.
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commencer à apprendre
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Another strategy advocates learning to avoid set patterns of routine behaviour.
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uwieczniony, kontynuowany, zachowany commencer à apprendre
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Refers to someone who understood the self perpetuating nature of laughter.
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Desciribes laughter having a detrimental effect.
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świadczenie. postanowienie również warunek/ zaopatrywać commencer à apprendre
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This provision applies only among GATT Contracting Parties.
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The scrupulous tending of strains of plants finds its parallel in the domesticating of animals
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A visitor, and one wanting to retain his anonymity, I should say.
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One designer recently showed off a liquid that can be used to produce clothes that are seamless.
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Untangling the Web by Aleks Krotoski.
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All the possible routes one could take in traversing or exploring it.
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Superimpose on the street map the actual traffic flows that are observed.
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What we actually wind up doing with it is, at any point in time, largely unknown.
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This adage is corroborated every time most of us go online.
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The bartender who could corroborate his involvement has disappeared.
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That embody our biases towards things that affect those who are closest to us.
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biased --> stronniczy That embody our biases towards things that affect those who are closest to us.
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szczęśliwy zbieg okoliczności również szczęśliwy traf, zdolność do przypadkowych odkryć commencer à apprendre
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Engineering serendipity, however is a tougher proposition.
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Has been doing the conference rounds with an intriguing contraption.
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zagrożenie, niebezpieczeństwo commencer à apprendre
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at one’s peril - na własne ryzyko People underestimate Krotoski at their peril.
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She's a rare combination of academic, geek, which her chapter on the concept of friendship online exemplifies
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Connecting in a substantial way with other cultures.
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The arts matter because they link society to its past, a people to its inherited store of ideas.
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The arts challenge those links in order to find watys of exploring new paths and ventures.
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inaczej tendency commencer à apprendre
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Humanity's love of the arts somehow reflects some inherent inclination.
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commencer à apprendre
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Does strengthen the individual and fosters independence.
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As if they were just another economic lever to be pulled.
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Yet retain their intrinsic value to humanity.
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Without a doubt, the arts are at the very centre of society and innate in every human being.
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My personal though admittedly controversial, belief is that...
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How much this affects the economy as a whole, which is by no means straightforward.
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It goes without saying that end products of artistic endeavour can be seen as commodities.
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They have concluded, and I have no reason not to concur.
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Nevertheless, emphasis on these in preference to the arts fails to promote.
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And when the baby's born in prison, Michael will have sole custody.
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A believe that in an age of dull uniformity.
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The arts are an enlightening and humanising force.
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Laughter in a group of schoolgirls rapidly rose to epidemic proportions.
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Fluctuating in intensity, the epidemic laughter lasted for around two and a half years.
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14 schools were closed and about 1000 people were afflicted.
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When we hear laughter, we become beast of the herd.
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Further clues about the social context of laughter came from surreptitious observation of 1200 people.
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Another counterintuitive discovery was that the average speaker laughs 46%...
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They neglect the social nature of the laughing relationship.
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The speaker and the audience seldom interrupted the phrase structure of speech with ha-ha.
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That a neurologically based process governs the placement of laughter.
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I'm in the red. There is no more money on my bank account.
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We didn't expect sally to come. She arrived out of the blue.
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My neighbour was green with envy when he saw my brand new volvo.
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How's your health mike? -Thanks, I'm in the pink, can't be better.
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There's loads of money on my bank account - I'm in the black.
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Their windows are so dirty. I assume they clean them once in a blue moon.
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I'm afraid Tom will see red when you tell him you've scratched his car.
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Our little son likes to tell white lies, really harmless ones.
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Ronald is the black sheep in our family. We prefer to keep away from him.
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Collin's not shy. He is simply afraid of everything. He's so yellow-bellied.
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I could tell by the smirk on your face that you were telling a fib – that’s the word for a small, inoffensive lie.
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Often what we mean by lying is someone setting out to deceive us with their words
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Some good advice from Richard Wiseman. So to detect lies we need to listen out for the response latency
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I’m afraid. Lawyers, as well as politicians, are not allowed to enter the competition. It’s claimed "they are judged to be too skilled at telling porkies"
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How can you be so barefaced?
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A lie has no legs so don't deceive someone on a regular basis.
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Honesty is the best policy Honesty is the best policy, sooner or later your kindness will be returned.
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There's something very special between us that I will always cherish.
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You have to fulfill the long-cherished dream and become a master fisherman!
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It gives our bags very distinctive, simple and austere style which distinguishes us.
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I was abashed when my mistakes were pointed out.
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Although clean, all areas of the hotel were shabby, desperately in need of decoration and or modernisation.
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Its probably because you're a bit shabby.
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There are three things we can't foresee how they'll change.
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anticipated --> przewidywany, oczekiwany The highly anticipated solo debut of the Big Bang leader is a versatile and innovative album.
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They sit engrossed, listening, but their faces express nothing, no emotions, no feelings.
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enlivened --> ożywiony This gives rise to the spirit which must enliven dialogue in the context of mission.
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We've always excelled at killing one another.
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You're dear and honest and open, without a trace of pretension.
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scarcely --> niewiele, ledwie Such schools are relatively scarce and often difficult for families to locate.
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acutely --> dotkliwie, ostro, wnikliwie Increased blood loss, lower blood pressure and acute pain.
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Kundera astutely illustrates that identity is not something constant and unchanging.
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Secondly, we need to expand high-quality childcare.
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diminishing --> znikający, malejący In this way we can diminish the cost of the climate/energy package to our economy.
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In addition, they are very agile and skilled in their field.
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He was lazy and inept in all facets of his business.
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which brought us to a more timorous and closed process than the process in the Convention which paved the way for a Constitution
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seizure --> napad, atak have a seizure --> atak padaczkowy Totomaru seizes this opportunity and gets ready to launch his strongest attacks on Natsu.
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A bouquet of fresh tulips in March led us into raptures.
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Schengen is facing challenges that might endanger its very existence.
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✓ Stay reachable abroad with free voicemail to email.
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In his first sermon, Khomeini addressed the West.
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The owner, who speaks several languages is always approachable and helpful.
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Convictions for theft, burglary, accessory to robbery.
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A guy named Jimmy lanucci tried to force me in.
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You look like the proverbial cat that swallowed the canary, Doctor Monro.
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Some people are very adept at keeping their pain hidden.
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High temperature photopolymer resin can give off fumes that can cause discomfort.
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Do you reckon people can change?
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Otherwise the situation might really destabilise in this fragile region and bring about frightening and unforeseeable consequences.
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Oil and gas account for around three-quarters of the country's export earnings.
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The ECB decides to allot a total of EUR 105 million.
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They are among the most ponderous of weapons, but successful strikes will crush enemies to powder.
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