But should we refer instead to the beginning of the Polish round-table negotiations?
Is it better to refer to the beginning of the Polish round-table negotiations?
Is it better to refer to the beginning of the German round-table negotiations?
They did not have Jimmy Baker in the Carolinas.
Several people are trailing each other on a highway.
There are only men here.
I always trust in the work done in my car.
Two people assault a third in the back alley for her shawl.
The people on the corner are sitting on a bench.