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The moral dilemmas of post-war Polish collaborators are better portrayed than those of the wartime occupiers.
ECONOMIST: Poland's historical epic in the limelight
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Shopping sites in the region are not only few but most lack the polish of their better-funded U.S. competitors.
CNN: THE E-TAIL REVOLUTION
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Kepler encouraged Galileo to announce publicly his agreement with the sun-centered cosmology of the Polish astronomer monk Copernik, better known to history by the far less euphonious, Latinized name of Copernicus.
NEWYORKER: Moon Man
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Polish security would be much better served by large scale US investments in shale gas extraction, or even technical advise in infrastructure construction, than by the stationing of missile interceptors, but the later has had endless volumes written about it while the first, although occasionally mentioned, is not a topic of any special concern.
FORBES: Poland, Russia, and the Real Security Threats in Central Europe
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The Polish pair played the key points better to give their side a 2-1 lead ahead of the final day singles.
BBC: GB suffer Davis Cup doubles loss
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All that being said, War of the Fallen is one of the better card battlers out there in terms of style and polish, on par with titles like Dark Summoner.
FORBES: Zynga's War of the Fallen Is A Refined Card Battler
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Poland and Russia get on better now than for a long time, with Russia dropping a ban on Polish meat imports and Poland unblocking EU-Russia talks on co-operation.
ECONOMIST: Charlemagne
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"Erasmus and his God, " published in Polish in 1965, captures the essence of Erasmus's doctrine far better than more specialized explanations.
WSJ: Book Review: Is God Happy?
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In 2009, Mr. Formanowicz closed one his five Polish plants, laying off most of the work force, and invested in better machinery to boost productivity at the four remaining.
WSJ: European Disunion: Euro's Allure Dims in Eastern Europe
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Germany and Russia (and Germans and Russians) mostly fared better, or less horribly, than the places in between (there were more Jews in the Polish city of Lodz alone than in Berlin and Vienna combined).
ECONOMIST: How Stalin and Hitler enabled each other��s crimes