Half of them were Jews - and the Polish record on Jews is just a mite troublesome.
Let's remember those 6 million dead: half of them were Jews - and the Polish record on Jews is just a mite troublesome.
The Polish record company, Electro-Syrena, had been Jewish-owned and had produced hundreds of hits before 1939.
Other than polishing the record and their game, and perhaps grabbing the sixth seed, the Knicks have little to accomplish in the regular season.
Last month at Carnoustie, Sergio García had his chance to spit-polish his record with a wire-to-wire victory but came up short.
In his campaign to retroactively polish his record, Thomas pointed to the recent success of three players he acquired - Randolph and David Lee, who made the All-Star team last season, and Crawford, who won Sixth Man of the Year.
Mr. Clinton, seeking to polish his record as one of the most pro-trade presidents in recent history, has pushed to settle festering trans-Atlantic battles over taxes, beef and bananas by the time Europe and the United States meet in December for their regular economic summit meeting.
Stephen inflicted a decisive defeat on the Ottomans, described as "the greatest ever secured by the Cross against Islam," with casualties, according to Venetian and Polish records, reaching beyond 40,000 on the Ottoman side.
Instead, Mayweather polished his unbeaten record (41-0) and controlled this fight, winning 32 of 36 rounds on the scorecards of three judges.
The banana cream pie and chocolate cream pie were also polished off in record time by diners who swore they couldn't eat another bite.
