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(polish)
To make a tooth or dental restoration smoother and glossier, usually by the action of friction.
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Many Polish residents in the UAE live here with their families and most of them -- around 2,500 -- live in Dubai while the rest live in Abu Dhabi and other emirates.
Polish community bolsters bilateral ties
Just a year later, in 1963, there was a further celebration to mark 25 years of Father Dryzalowski's Polish priesthood in Huddersfield.
Happy Polish memories
On its part, PZL-Swidnik SA, , has inked cooperation agreements with 19 other Polish firms for systems and services for a locally made and Polish configured AW149 military helicopters.
Poland : ALENIA AERMACCHI, PZL-SWIDNIK SA expand POLISH business networks
With TopShine, we can offer the same durability of a full grind and polish without breaking the concrete cap.
Perfect Polish Announces TopShine Polished Concrete
The Polish community in Melbourne is a case in point and this article sets out to trace their story, the shifts in attitude of one migrating generation to the next, and the retention of language and culture by their children.
Patterns of language use: Polish migrants from the 1980s and their children in Melbourne
One day he told me to get the 33% polish and put it on the wheel.
Buffing wheels
While coping well with English as their second language, parents were concerned their children were beginning to lose their Polish links.
Wales: Polish Saturday school bids to preserve culture
Rocketing demand means Polish has become the fastest-growing ethnic food range we have ever launched, including our Indian and Chinese cuisines, so the launch of a dedicated website for Poles is a logical step forward.
Tesco sets up food web site for Polish
NatWest's Welcome account was launched in January to cater for rising numbers of Polish immigrants following the expansion of the European Union.
Banking on Polish newspaper ads
Morrisons stores in Binley and Coundon are now offering the Polish bloomer - the supermarket chain is the first in the UK to do so.
Polish bloomer a recipe for success; NEW BREAD: Supermarket chain uses its loaf to up profits
On the ethnographic and anthropological scholarship on the family in Poland at the end of the nineteenth century, see Anna Zarnowska, "Social Change, Women and the Family in the Era of Industrialization: Recent Polish Research," Journal of Family History, XXII, 2 (April, 1997): 191-203.
The "woman question" in Russian Poland, 1900-1914
The Taliban outlawed wearing polish in the late 1990s, punishing some offenders by amputating a fingertip.
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