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      He said $100 million from the state pension system would be made available.  
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      Do you think the avarage human lifespan will increase in the naxt 20 years?  
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      starzenie się społeczeństwa    start learning
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      What are effects of aging population?  
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      My town has fewer inhabitants than yours.  
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      porzucać na zawsze swoją pracę    start learning
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      I'm worried that I'm going to get a ton of work dumped on me when my boss decides to hang up her hat.  
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      zakorzeniać się (zacząć być akceptowanym, utrwalać się)    start learning
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      Fear slowly began to take root in my mind again./ New reality was taking hold.  
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      Some said they think their new teacher is still too lenien  
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      Instantaneously, she was in the top level of her system.  
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      obmawiać, zelżyć, oszkalować, poniżyć    start learning
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      The players of the time were vilified by the fans. /Like it or not, they are starting to be vilified.  
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      He shows animosity towards her.  
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      He grasped her hand./I'm starting to grasp what you had in mind.  
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      It is just an approximation but works well in practice.  
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      wspólny, zbiorowy (np. decyzja, odpowiedzialność    start learning
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      There is a collective responsibility for this project.  
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      brak (np. zatrudnienia), niedobór (np. żywności), niedostatek (np. pieniędzy)    start learning
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      The scarcity of skilled workers worries the government/ There are food scarcities in most regions of Africa  
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      następstwo, wynik (np. wojny, klęski żywiołowej)    start learning
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      I see people struggling to emerge from the aftermath of the civil war atrocities  
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      osoba równorzędna z kimś, rówieśnik (np. w tym samym wieku, o takich samych umiejętnościach, o takim samym pochodzeniu, itp.)    start learning
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      She was known among her peers as a good student./ He is under pressure from his peers.  
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      przekonany o zasługiwaniu na specjalne traktowanie    start learning
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