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There is a law that declares this as an act of TREASON.
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They should organize to OUST politicians who are brutal or repressive.
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Kim Jong-eun who reportedly attempted to OUST Kim Kyong-hui and her close allies FROM power.
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while another is loading his gun and/or not keeping the muzzle pointed in a safe direction.
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nakładać kaganiec / zamykać usta (verb) start learning
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pot żreć / żłopać / pożerać (verb) start learning
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The phone seems to guzzle power. After weigh-ins he would wolf down a sub and snacks, and guzzle lots of soda or sports drinks.
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paraliżować / wprawiać w osłupienie / ulegać skamienieniu (verb) start learning
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I shall dominate the council table, petrify brash young upstarts. Too bad it didn't petrify and turn to stone.
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obłąkany / niepoczytalny (adjective) start learning
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At the heart of California's problem is its deranged progressive tax system.
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krzątać się / uwijać się (verb) start learning
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The waiters bustle around the dining room.
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pot półprzytomny / przymulony (adjective) start learning
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He said he didn't mind the early wake-up at all, and he certainly didn't play like he was groggy.
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... and the same shortcomings will bedevil its successor...
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Children, who visit Science City for a day of fun and frolic with various scientific lessons as a bonus, are loving the film.
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rzekomy / pozorny (adjective) start learning
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Although they are ostensible non-profits...
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