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not understood or recognised by a conscious mind but still having influence on it empezar lección
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The advertisements often contain subliminal messages.
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silly or without importance, real meaning empezar lección
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I can't stand watching those quiz shows and soap operas on the telly, they are so inane!
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niepokój, wzburzenie, rozruch disagreements of fighting between different gropus of people empezar lección
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political, civil unrest It is feared that the current local society unrest will lead to a full-scale civil war.
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it has stopped being unusual and has become generally used or accepted empezar lección
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After so many years blogging is commonly believed to be here to stay.
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wynagradzać, rekompensować empezar lección
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No amount of money can make up for our lost time/death of the child/for being such a ruthless parent.
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zrobić sensację (o mass media) empezar lección
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The news is often sensationalised to attract more and more public.
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These days it's not just television which is taking the blame for turning the nation into mindless couch potatoes.
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Stop sitting about and give me a hand with the work!
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containing offensive language and therefore not acceptable in printed form, for example in a newspaper: empezar lección
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Her comments were so insulting and agressive that they were unprintable. All in all, we had no article to show.
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At least tell me the outline of your plan, please.
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the reporting of a particular important event or subject empezar lección
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Do you think one can believe what's written in the newest coverage of Prime Minister's amendments?
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books that are out of print are no longer available to buy because new copies are no longer being produced empezar lección
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Most of her books went out of print long ago. She wasn't a successful writer.
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The company may be subject to a hostile takeover./ You may be subject to additional bank charges.
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na oślep lub niekontrolowanie empezar lección
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In the headlong rush to buy houses, many people easily get into debts./ When you break up, the tempation is to rush headlong into a new relationship.
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She drew a line parallel to the second one, right above it.
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You think his presentation didn't contain any subconscious messages?
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