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The singer was finally and blindingly convicted and fined
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the Penal Code stipulates whoever offends the religious feelings
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kara ograniczenia wolności start learning
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pozbawienie wolności (uwięzienie) start learning
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deprivation of liberty (imprisonment)
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palec wskazujący, umieścić w indeksie start learning
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The dean indexed his signature
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przeniesiony do innego biura start learning
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reassigned to another office
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postawić w stan oskarżenia start learning
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The grand jury decided to indict him for fraud. There are calls to impeach the president.
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ustalać (np. cenę; mocować start learning
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However, Derbyshire did well to peg them back to 254 to 8.
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umorzenie postępowania karnego start learning
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discontinuation of criminal proceedings
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wymuszanie okupu, nielegalna działalność start learning
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making money from a dishonest or illegal activity: They have been accused of racketeering.
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wyrozumiałość, pobłażanie start learning
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treat someone with leniency
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nie do utrzymania sytuacja start learning
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Last night, he had kept within view of the vigilantes.
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przejąć czyjąś niespłacona wartość/posiadłość start learning
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(especially of banks) to take back property that was bought with borrowed money because the money was not being paid back as formally agreed: The bank is threatening to foreclose on the family's house.
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