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80% of Warsaw's buildings were destroyed during the Second World War, but it thrives today.Warsaw = capital and largest city of Poland
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And suddenly we'll look around and discover that all the old alliances are gone, dead and gone, except one, the Warsaw Pact. (source)
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Finally, I came to the city of Warsaw, where I learned to steal food to keep from starving. (source)Warsaw = the capital and largest city of Poland
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Warsaw was such an elegant city! (source)Warsaw = capital and largest city of Poland
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Currently, both NATO and the Warsaw Pact are intensely active in fundamental research and investing heavily in it.† (source)
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They ride in boxcars through Lodz, Warsaw, Brest.† (source)
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Maybe it was just I'd sobered up a bit, no longer the chronic waste and splendor of those blazing adolescent drunks, our own little warrior tribe of two rampaging in the desert; maybe this was just how it was when you got older, although it was impossible to imagine Boris (in Warsaw, Karmeywallag, New Guinea, wherever) living a sedate prelude-to-adulthood life such as the one I'd fallen into.† (source)Warsaw = capital and largest city of Poland
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The sky was darkening steadily, which brought up the lights in the dormitories and the old houses; a loud phonograph a long way off played Don't Sit Under the Apple Tree, rejected that and played They're Either Too Young or Too Old, grew more ambitious with The Warsaw Concerto, mellower with The Nutcracker Suite, and then stopped.† (source)
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The first one was a drawing of a accordion and told about a band named "H. E. Callowski and the Wonderful Warblers of Warsaw," who were the "Masters of the Polka."† (source)
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She'd give her two eyes to have a house like this with flowers and birds abroad in the garden and the wireless playing that lovely Warsaw Concerto or the Dream of Olwyn and no end of cups and saucers with angels shooting arrows.† (source)
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Professor Van Buren will give what I am sure will be a fascinating illustrated lecture on "The Warsaw Tactic: Policies of Urban Core Encirclement in the Gileadean Civil Wars."† (source)
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He once built a radio using crystals instead of electricity to pick up broadcasts from Warsaw and Bialystok and even Krakow.† (source)
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...That crazy woman from Warsaw, wasn't it?† (source)
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The foreman was a Pole: Franek, a former student in Warsaw.† (source)
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Marvin returned to a toilet for a newspaper he'd left behind, he was looking vainly for baseball scores in a Warsaw daily, and he was surprised by the heat in the little room, the steamy aura he'd established there, it was heavy and humid, an air mass of sweltry stench—all that radiant energy from a single BM.† (source)
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A few miles to the north was Lohamei HaGeta'ot, a kibbutz founded by survivors of the Warsaw Ghetto uprising.† (source)
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