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Mr Marsh said about 50 power poles were damaged in the storm.
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A number of power poles were also downed, some falling on vehicles.
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Light poles buckled and power went out in part of the city.
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But whether I'm here or climbing up poles, I solve practical problems.
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They fling themselves on poles; stand on their heads; and downward vanish.
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Perhaps this is not your thoughts, but I must acknowledge this to be my Polacy.
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I look back in gratitude to the Polish people's fight for freedom.
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It means that we wrote a part of the story, Polish people.
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Tells about other changes and reforms forced on the Polish people.
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The Polish people may to-day have only one orientation: against the Central Powers.
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There were Hungarians next door, and Polish people and Jewish people.
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Jany said: The Home Office behaves as if it is scared of Polish people.
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On Saturday, President Dmitry Medvedev made an unprecedented televised address to the Polish people.
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It happened because the Polish people lost the race for the biggest mountain explorations.
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Today the dreams of the Polish people are coming true.
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And he walked off, followed by the Polish people only.
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This is a holy site for the Polish people.
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Rosita Bolandgoes to the cinema with eight Polish people.
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For the families, for all the Polish people.
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We came to Ireland because my Dad said there were too many Polish people already in England.
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Thousands of Polish people living in Ireland today queued to cast their vote in Poland's snap parliamentary election.
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It turned out Carter had said he wanted to learn about the Polish people's 'desires for the future'.
