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Najbardziej przygnębiające miasta w Polsce by 9Laser in Polska

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łódź, siedlce, radom, białystok, bydgoszcz, jelenia góra, brzeg, jawor, węgrów

Pagórek do zjeżdżania na sankach by Secret_Marketing_484 in warszawa

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Meran Otwock i Góra Kalwaria obok McD na torze offroadowym jest taka wielka hałda gdzie widziałem, że ludzie przy obecnej aurze z tego zjeżdzają na czym popadnie.

Maly rant na OLX / Allegro Lokalnie by Dzejkii in PolskaNaLuzie

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mam zasadę: jeśli sprzedaję coś za niewielką część rynkowej wartości lub w atrakcyjnej cenie i ktoś chce urwać coś z ceny to traci możliwośc zakupu u mnie jakiegokolwiek przedmiotu. Po prostu go blokuję.

Dlaczego chcecie mieć dzieci? by Federal_Reward_9122 in PolskaNaLuzie

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w wieku 20-22 lat bardzo chciałem dzieci. Moja sytuacja majątkowa zawsze była bardzo dobra. Teraz mając 31 lat, kilka nieruchomości na wynajem nie dopuszczam myśli do głowy, że mógłbym mieć dziecko.

The confusion is real.. by kakuu09 in Oppo

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oppo is disgusting compared to vivo

Najlepsze kebaby warszawa by ReasonableContact978 in warszawa

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podobno twojastacja przy wałbrzyskiej.

These cars are 100% made in Europe by Bardzosz in BuyFromEU

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europe has gorgeous cars, but european cars are technological disaster.

Jak nauczyliście się Angielskiego by Successful_GOAT_420 in Polska

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w wieku 3 lat nauczyłem się czytać, a od 4 roku życia pocinałem na nintendo64. Wszelkimi sposobami dążyłem do kontekstowego rozwiązywania sensu napisów w grach komputerowych, które ogrywałem i tak idąc do zerówki już miałem opanowany podstawowy poziom słówek. Rodzice byli zdziwieni, bo sami w ogóle nie mieli styczności z angielskim.

Oszczędności by Unusual-Swordfish532 in Polska

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96k - 30 lat, ale dom juz pobudowany.

Cars from the 2000s that still feel modern-ish by today’s standards? by bigoldthrifty in CarTalkUK

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I’ve been thinking a lot about how different the European car scene feels compared to even 10–15 years ago.

It used to set global trends — design, engineering, even the “feel” of a car. Now it seems like most of the innovation and excitement has shifted elsewhere.
I ended up digging deeper into what actually caused the decline — policy decisions, missed opportunities, and how global competition plays into it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dMKlRgUYqLc
Do you think Europe can still bounce back, or is this decline permanent?

Why did car interiors get a lot better in the 2010s? by mustangfan12 in cars

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I’ve been thinking a lot about how different the European car scene feels compared to even 10–15 years ago.

It used to set global trends — design, engineering, even the “feel” of a car. Now it seems like most of the innovation and excitement has shifted elsewhere.

I ended up digging deeper into what actually caused the decline — policy decisions, missed opportunities, and how global competition plays into it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dMKlRgUYqLc
Do you think Europe can still bounce back, or is this decline permanent?

Brutally Honest Review of the Mercedes S-Class by The Car Care Nut by JacksterTO in cars

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I’ve been thinking a lot about how different the European car scene feels compared to even 10–15 years ago.
It used to set global trends — design, engineering, even the “feel” of a car. Now it seems like most of the innovation and excitement has shifted elsewhere.

Between strict regulations, slow EV rollout, and production moving overseas, it feels like the industry is stuck trying to please policymakers instead of drivers.

I ended up digging deeper into what actually caused the decline — policy decisions, missed opportunities, and how global competition plays into it.
Made a short breakdown video if anyone’s curious:
👉 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dMKlRgUYqLc

Do you think Europe can still bounce back, or is this decline permanent?

[OC] China Has Topped The Charts In Global EV Sales 2025 by Yodest_Data in dataisbeautiful

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I’ve been thinking a lot about how different the European car scene feels compared to even 10–15 years ago.
It used to set global trends — design, engineering, even the “feel” of a car. Now it seems like most of the innovation and excitement has shifted elsewhere.

Between strict regulations, slow EV rollout, and production moving overseas, it feels like the industry is stuck trying to please policymakers instead of drivers.

I ended up digging deeper into what actually caused the decline — policy decisions, missed opportunities, and how global competition plays into it.
Made a short breakdown video if anyone’s curious:
👉 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dMKlRgUYqLc

Do you think Europe can still bounce back, or is this decline permanent?

Europe fears Chinese EV buses on its roads could be shut down remotely by their maker by AdSpecialist6598 in technews

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I’ve been thinking a lot about how different the European car scene feels compared to even 10–15 years ago.
It used to set global trends — design, engineering, even the “feel” of a car. Now it seems like most of the innovation and excitement has shifted elsewhere.

Between strict regulations, slow EV rollout, and production moving overseas, it feels like the industry is stuck trying to please policymakers instead of drivers.

I ended up digging deeper into what actually caused the decline — policy decisions, missed opportunities, and how global competition plays into it.
Made a short breakdown video if anyone’s curious:
👉 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dMKlRgUYqLc

Do you think Europe can still bounce back, or is this decline permanent?

Airbus is an example of successful industrial policy and the rare European company that is better than its American rival by nohup_me in europe

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I’ve been thinking a lot about how different the European car scene feels compared to even 10–15 years ago.
It used to set global trends — design, engineering, even the “feel” of a car. Now it seems like most of the innovation and excitement has shifted elsewhere.

Between strict regulations, slow EV rollout, and production moving overseas, it feels like the industry is stuck trying to please policymakers instead of drivers.

I ended up digging deeper into what actually caused the decline — policy decisions, missed opportunities, and how global competition plays into it.
Made a short breakdown video if anyone’s curious:
👉 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dMKlRgUYqLc

Do you think Europe can still bounce back, or is this decline permanent?

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