does anyone know a lot about poland??? and their laws??? or know a site that can show me some of them?
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b)It depends. You can work and earn money if you are at least 16, but you need then permission of your parents and you have restricted hours. You have to be over 18 to work in full time. \nc) you have to be over 18 to have exam, but you can start course 3 months before birthday. \nd) girls may be 16 but they need permission of parents. over 18 both man and woman may do what they want.\n\nIn Poland most things you can do over 18 because then you have all rights - you come of age
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I just had to do a project on France for some future traveling I plan on doing, and www.cia.gov has a factbook.  This is an amazing feature and you will find everything there.  Give it a try!
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You can find lot information about doing business in Poland on these websites.
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Please visit a Polish Embassy website or http://www.msz.gov.pl .
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You can go through these sites...should be helpful.\n\n\n:)
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Check out http://www.vakilno1.com
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http://travel.yahoo.com/p-travelguide-191501725-czech_republic_vacations-i\n\nhttp://www.cia.gov/cia/publications/factbook/geos/ez.html\n\nhttp://technorati.com/tag/Czech+Republic\n\nHope it helps some.
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clueless, but maybe this site will address part of your question\n\nhttp://www.newyorker.com/talk/content/?041018ta_talk_surowiecki
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You will have to take your case to Poland
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Polish Corridor\nFrom Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia\nJump to: navigation, search\n A Polish map showing the territory known as the Polish CorridorThe Polish Corridor was the name given to a strip of territory which was transferred from Germany to Poland by the Treaty of Versailles in 1919. The transfer of this territory was said to be justified on three grounds:\n\nHistorical. The area had been part of the Kingdom of Poland from the tenth century to the fourteenth century (see Kingdom of Poland (1025–1138), Kingdom of Poland (1138–1320), Kingdom of Poland (1320–1385), and Kingdom of Poland (1385–1569)) and from 1453/66 to 1772, when it was annexed by Prussia during the first partition of Poland. \nEthnographic. The majority population of the region was either Polish (in the area on the west bank of the Vistula, between Gdańsk (Danzig) and Bydgoszcz (Bromberg)), or Kashubian (a people closely related to the Poles, generally considering themselves Poles as well) in the coastal area north-west of Danzig. \nEconomic and political. The Poles argued that if the newly independent Polish state did not have an outlet to the Baltic Sea, it would be economically and therefore politically dependent on Germany. Since Britain and France w
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Some of the people expressing their thoughts before me has forgotten where their ancestors were from and the ways they got to the USA. Others probably don't know thanks to whom they could eat a salad this morning that they paid a few cents for. A couple of them probably just said "bye bye" to the contractors they hired for a half of the market hour rate to remodel their house and finally could seat by the computer and criticize a little bit the immigrants. What can I say? God Bless America!\nPS: As a Polish legal, but a non-citizen US immigrant, I maybe should not even use my right to free speech here, since some of you said I don't have one. I'm sorry. It won't happen again.
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There`s pluses and minuses, but generally Polish integration brought many advantages. The best way to find out is study Polish economics since integration. http://www.mgip.gov.pl/English/
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you really can't i tried it when i lived in europe,  the best thing is to buy money from a cheap country like poland, buy alot of their items, like polish potery, and sell it on ebay  for tripple or more than what you paid for it
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I'm polish and can help you:)\nso if you feel like, contact me.\ngood luck!
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Yes there is organized crime in Poland too. Unfortunately, it exists everywhere. Get online. Type it in your web browsers. Go to your local libraries, too. I would think you could find more productive subjects to spend your time on learning. Good in and good out. Garbage in and garbage out. Be careful what you fill your mind with.
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Write an email to the Czech Republic and ask about their policies. Im sure they would give you links to these or somehow provide the policies to you.
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geographically? Poland?