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Lemmas: why, wherefore
Definition: the cause or intention underlying an action or situation, especially in the phrase `the whys and wherefores'
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dgs.26398 ACHTUNG1B^
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dgs.47734 BRAUCHEN1^
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dgs.64376 BÖSE1B^
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dgs.18280 WARUM1^
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dgs.17111 WARUM2^
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dgs.42737 WARUM3A^
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dgs.73433 WARUM3B^
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dgs.73586 WARUM3C^
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dgs.59718 WARUM5^
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dgs.73021 WARUM6^
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dgs.85705 WARUM8^
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dgs.16209 WAS1A^
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dgs.14616 WAS1B^
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lsf.1015 POURQUOI
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ngt.147 WAAROM / WHY
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ngt.1136 WAARVOOR / WHAT-FOR
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