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Meaning of "kotowski"
kotowski (noun) - A surname of Polish origin. It is used to identify a particular individual or family by their common name in English language
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- A surname.
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Kotowski made a decision at a young age to emigrate to America and become a movie director.
Three amendments had been tabled by Mr Kotowski.
Mr Kotowski asked for the Polish translation of the document to be checked.
Two amendments had been tabled by Mr Gendre and another by Mr Kotowski.
Their meeting eventually led to Kotowski and Williams partnering to create Deeper and Deeper.
Four amendments were tabled by Mr Kotowski.
State Sen. Dan Kotowski to resign in three weeks.
The role of engineers in reindustrialising Europe, by Mr Kotowski.
Don Kotowski of Square Enix Music Online praised the "captivating vocal work" and "exquisite" composition.
Seven amendments had been tabled, two by Mr Greif and five by Mr Kotowski.
Kotowski ( ; feminine, Kotowska, plural Kotowscy ) is a surname of Polish origin.
Eight amendments had been tabled, seven by Mr Atanasov and one by Mr Kotowski.
