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[Q]: Warsaw doesn't have quite as appealing a cluster of bars in one pub-crawl-ready area, but the capital certainly has its share of watering holes and cafes.
[A]: Warsaw doesn't have a cluster of bars in one area, but the capital has its share of watering holes and cafes.

[Q]: In fact, the high court once became embroiled in a dispute with the auditor general's office over whether the auditor could examine IOLTA funds because they were not in a state account.
[A]: the high court once became embroiled in a dispute with the auditor general's office.

[Q]: But looked at in the terms the White House uses today, Clinton was proposing cuts in Medicare spending beyond the $270 billion Republicans dared propose.
[A]:
In terms the White House uses today, Clinton proposed Medicare cuts beyond the $270 billion Republicans propose.