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a piece of paper you write your vote on start learning
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the box you put your bailot paper in start learning
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an election where a number of parties win a similar number of votes start learning
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an area/town represented in parliament by one politician start learning
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sb who lives in a particular constituency start learning
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an attempt (often violent) by citizens/the military to take control of the government start learning
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all the people entitled to vote in an election start learning
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a risk one takes which has positive result start learning
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a victory in an election where one party wins many more votes than the other parties start learning
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the collected result of asking people what their opinions are start learning
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to remove a government illegally and by force start learning
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to overthrow the government
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inflation that is out of control start learning
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rampant/ galloping inflation
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very loyal to, and a strong believer start learning
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a set of questions asking large numbers of people about their opinions/behaviour start learning
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to deal with/solve a problem start learning
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to spoil the good opinion that people have of sb start learning
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to tarnish sb's/ sth's reputation
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to get business (by doing more advertising and promotional work) start learning
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an opportinity to sell a particular product/service because nobody else is selling that product/service start learning
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a gap in the market for sth
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to have spent more money in your bank account start learning
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to be overdrawn (at the bank)
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to run into difficulties / problems
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to keep borrowing money so that you make your debts bigger start learning
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to deal with sth and solve it start learning
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to take sb to court in order to get money from them start learning
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small problems that sb experiences when first starting a business start learning
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form showing how much money and what goods are you carrying start learning
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paper proving you have had the necessary health injections start learning
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checks done without warning start learning
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spot checks/random checks
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psy poszukiwacze dragów;) start learning
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take you bag through customs start learning
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the port on airport where you first enter a country start learning
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permission to stay in another country to avoid political persecution back home start learning
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kara pieniężna płacona tu i teraz start learning
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power to stop people and search them in the street start learning
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plain clothes/undercover police
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police who are more like soldiers than civilian police officers start learning
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police specialised in fighting with the illegal drug trade start learning
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policja walcząca z korupcją start learning
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przestrzegać czegoś (zwolenniczyć) start learning
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nawrócenie, zmienienie poglądów, strony start learning
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zmieniać poglądy, nawracać się start learning
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ktoś z radykalnymi poglądami start learning
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ktoś uparty, nie chcący zmieniac swoich poglądów start learning
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ktoś uważający że tylko jego poglądy są słuszne start learning
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założenie, przypuszczenie start learning
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has its origins in, wywodzić się z start learning
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abolish to get rid of, wytępić, wykorzenić start learning
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credulous, gullible, ingenuous,
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nie chcący uwierzyć, niedowiarek start learning
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potwierdzenie, utwierdzenie, dowód start learning
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ascribe, attribute to sb / sth
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)powiedzenie) dać korzyść komuś z wątpliwości, uznać że ma rację, start learning
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give sb the benefit of the doubt
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nie wierzyć całkowicie w to co jest mówione (powiedzenie) start learning
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take sth with a pinch of salt
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powiedzonka kiedy się w coś nie wierzy: start learning
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I don't buy it! / A likely story? What d'you take me for? / Pull the other one!? I wasn't born yesterday! / I'll believe it when I see it!
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carry out a risk assessment
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arrive at an agreement / reach an agreement
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introduced new legislation
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putting in an application
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start learning
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sprawować władzę (uprawiać władzę) start learning
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ograniczyć, zminimalizować biurokrację start learning
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intencjonalnie złamać zasady start learning
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