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Things polish often describes (“polish ________”)
government, people, jews, army, state, nation, language, question, territory, society, workers, population, forces, history, troops, literature, culture, officers, americans, soldiers, women, authorities, border, immigrants, frontier, economy, citizens, community, woman, nobility, campaign, independence, republic, policy, leaders, provinces, territories, peasants, movement, king, nobles, refugees, origin, relations, family, prisoners, party, throne, war, communists, insurrection, peasant, lands, nationalism, girl, press, industry, affairs, officer, nobleman, patriots, families, descent, exile, crisis, nationality, lithuanian, rule, american, soil, cause, cities, politics, writers, resistance, capital, poet, underground, crown, delegation, units, notation, uprising, students, soviet, gentry, kings, town, translation, organizations, towns
How polish often is described (“________ polish”)
high, fine, good, final, clear, french, red, black, beautiful, german, and, bright, brilliant, nail, highest, literary, exquisite, metal, white, higher, perfect, pink, smooth, excellent, liquid, anglo, extra, superficial, colored, russo, professional, external, brown, silver, dull, dark, russian, finest, boot, chipped, like, technical, outward, finer, lustrous, light, fresh, less, median, slight, furniture, dry, glacial, lemon, glossy, wear, artificial, colorless, czechoslovak, anti, mechanical, blue, use, fair, purple, exterior, careful, superior, fluent, pale, canadian
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