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A republic in central Europe; the invasion of Poland by Germany in 1939 started World War II.

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Swedish folk dance and music style.

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Ús de polska en anglès
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For the Värmland polska is the most wonderful dance.
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They all wished to learn to dance the polska.
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The polska bore her, lifted her; her feet had wings; she felt as light as air.
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And then he began to dance the polska.
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The polska tunes rang again suddenly in his ears, and loudest among them all sounded the old ring-dance.
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They wished to learn the polska.
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And now they all set themselves in motion for a great Halling-polska, and every "Gut" chose himself a "Jente."
Strife and Peace
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As he ran away from the village in the dark, rainy February morning, the polska tunes seethed and roared in his ears.
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The Polska, half smiling, half uneasy, led me over to the house.
The forgotten soldier
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We will not be looking on passively, said Robert Cyglicki from Greenpeace Polska.
Reuters
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Multimedia Polska has purchased Cicero's technology to power its MobilFON voice and messaging service.
The Irish Times
12
I was preparing to wash my tunic when the Polska took it from me.
The forgotten soldier
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The Polska chased them off and collected a few eggs.
The forgotten soldier
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Quadrangle, Goldman Sachs Capital Partners, Get and Multimedia Polska were not immediately available for comment.
Reuters
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We had left Hals with his Polska at Nevotoretchy.
The forgotten soldier
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Its larger rival is state-owned former monopoly Poczta Polska.
Reuters
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