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Warta

American

[vahr-tah] / ˈvɑr tɑ /

noun

a river in Poland, flowing NW and W into the Oder. 445 miles (715 km) long.

Warta British

/ ˈvarta /

noun

a river in Poland, flowing generally north and west across the whole W Polish Plain to the River Oder. Length: 808 km (502 miles)

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Amputee footballer Marcin Oleksy of Polish side Warta Poznan won the Fifa Puskas award for the best goal in world football for his stunning strike against Stal Rzeszow, when he sent a powerful overhead volley into the back of the net with the help of his crutches.

From BBC

The Puskas Award for best goal went to Polish amputee player Marcin Oleksy, who scored an acrobatic scissors kick goal for Warta Poznan last November.

From Seattle Times

That form earned him a move to Warta Poznan in the top division this summer.

From BBC

This season, Kuzimski has scored seven goals in 14 league and cup games for Warta.

From BBC

Jim Warta, who lives in Ellsworth County, said the Postal Service in his area has been great.

From Washington Times

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