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never gonna tire of teasing start learning
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nigdy nie znudzi mi się drażnienie
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"His presentation was a bit verbose; he spent twenty minutes yapping about the introduction.") start learning
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Stop arseling around and help me finish this report; we're already an hour behind." "We spent the whole morning arseling about with the printer instead of actually getting any work done." start learning
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"Based on the competitor's recent price drop, I surmise they are struggling with overstock." start learning
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przypuszczać, domniemywać
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heathen axe has already decreed start learning
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pogański topór już ostatecznie zadecydował
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hindranceobstacle, obstruction, impediment, hurdle, Not speaking the language can be a hindrance during your journey. "While he is talented, his insecure nature is a hindrance when he needs to take ownership of a meeting." start learning
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impede hinder, hamper"Not having a car was a significant handicap while traveling," "Her lack of experience was a handicap in the negotiation," start learning
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upośledzenie, przeszkadzać
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provoke or annoy (someone) so as to stimulate an action or reaction. "he was trying to goad her into a fight" start learning
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Wergild (or wergeld) was a monetary compensation, or "man-price," paid in Anglo-Saxon and Germanic law to the family of a murder victim to prevent blood feuds and restore social balance start learning
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teetering on the brink of extinction, With humanity teetering on the brink of extinction, a group of astronauts travels through a wormhole in search of another inhabitable planet. start learning
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balansując na krawędzi wyginięcia,
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and introduced him to his well-heeled friends. start learning
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i przedstawił go swoim zamożnym przyjaciołom.
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all the inaction was "founded on quiet understandings and implicit assumptions inherent in British society" at the time. start learning
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more than 10 years after their liaison Scott continued to brood in the shadows and pester anyone who would listen to his story. start learning
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more than 10 years after their liaison Scott continued to brood in the shadows and pester anyone who would listen to his story. start learning
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an associate of Thorpe paid Scott £2,500 to hand over those pesky letters that contained so much incriminating evidence. start learning
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an associate of Thorpe paid Scott £2,500 to hand over those pesky letters that contained so much incriminating evidence. start learning
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selling their stories to the press upon conviction, start learning
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sprzedając swoje historie prasie po skazaniu,
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It offended their set of values." If it happened now, I think... the public would be kinder. Back then they were very troubled by it. It offended their set of values." start learning
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Obraziło to ich system wartości.
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Social media companies were aghast when the ban was first announced in November 2024. start learning
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Many families had stayed behind to socialise after a match between local clubs. start learning
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Wiele rodzin zostało, aby spotkać się towarzysko po meczu lokalnych klubów.
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Guanajuato has seen a spike in violence committed by a number of gangs that engage in the theft of oil and fuel, as well as other criminal activities such as drug trafficking and extortion. start learning
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