dgskorpus_stu_17: Deaf Events

Topics Cinema, Theater, Museum, Art: Culture; Communication: Communication with Hearing People; Sports and Games: Deaflympics; Sports and Games: Deaflympics 2001 in Rome; Sports and Games: Sports; Sports and Games: Sports Club

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Well, the Olympic Games in Rome/
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$GEST-TO-PONDER2^*
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PAST1^
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OLYMPIA1*
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OLYMPIA1* olympische spiele
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TO-PLAY2
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ROME3 rom
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There's this sign for ROME, but people used to sign it like that.
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THERE-IS3
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ROME2 rom
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BUT1* aber
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BEFORE1B* vor
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ROME3* rom
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TO-SIGN1A
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It took place in 2001 I think.
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$NUM-THOUSANDS1:2d zweitausendeins
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$NUM-THOUSANDS1:2d* zweitausend
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APPROXIMATELY1* [MG]
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TO-BELIEVE2A glaube
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$NUM-THOUSANDS1:2d* zweitausendeins
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Yes, 2001.
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$ORAL^ ja
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YES1A
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$NUM-THOUSANDS1:2d* zweitausendeins
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For the first time in my life, I could finally be at the Olympic Games.
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I1 [MG]
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FIRST-OF-ALL1A erste
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I1 mal
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MY1*
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TO-LIVE1C lebe
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FINALLY3 end{lich}
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OLYMPIA1* olympia
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Before then, I had either missed it, or school or apprenticeship got in the way of going there.
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PAST1^
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GONE-OR-MISSED2
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$GEST-OFF^*||$INDEX1
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COLLISION1^*
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SCHOOL1A schule
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EDUCATION1 ausbildung
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CAN1* [MG]
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In Rome, it was the first time for me.
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FIRST-OF-ALL1A erstes
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$INDEX1 mal
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ROME2*
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So I went there for the first time with the women's national team.
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I1
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FIRST-TIME3A erstmal
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I1*
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TEAM-OR-CREW1* mannschaft
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WOMAN1A frau
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$NUM-TEEN2B:1d* elf
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TEAM-OR-CREW1*
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We planned everything and went to the hotel together where we wanted to stay for eleven days.
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TOGETHER1A* [MG]
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PROBLEM2B^*
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IT-WORKS-OUT1*
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TEAM-OR-CREW1* frauen
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TOGETHER1A* zusammen
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AIRPLANE2B [MG]
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HOTEL3 hotel
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TO-STAY2 [MG]
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$NUM-TEEN2B:1d elf
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DAY1A tag
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There we got the tickets for the opening ceremony.
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$GEST-NM^
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TO-OBTAIN1* bekommen
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UNDER1A^*
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TO-WANT1B will
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TICKET1B ticket
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OPENING1 eröffnung
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No wait, we didn't get the tickets.
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THROUGH1^*
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TO-BELIEVE2A glaube
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TICKET1B karte
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ALREADY1B* schon
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TO-OBTAIN3* bekommen
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NONE1* kein
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I think we had to go get them ourselves at the counter.
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TO-BELIEVE2A muss
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SELF1A* selber
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TO-GET1A holen
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THROUGH1^*
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There was a long queue already, and a huge crowd of people walking around.
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ALREADY1A* schon
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QUEUE-PERSONS1B* schlange
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TO-SWARM1^* [MG]
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I was surprised, but couldn't compare it with other Olympic Games, for instance in Denmark.
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I1 [MG]
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TO-WONDER1*
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ALL2A^*
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TO-SAY1^
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MUCH-OR-MANY1A||$INDEX1 viel
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TOGETHER3A^*
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COMPARISON2 vergleich
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PAST-OR-BACK-THEN1 früher
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DENMARK1* dänemark
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AND-SO-ON1*
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COMPARISON2* vergleich
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I1* [MG]
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NO-CLUE1
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That's how it was in Rome in any case.
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TO-SEE1*
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ALL1A^*
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LIKE-THIS1 so
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It was chaos - no organization at all.
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WITH1A* mit
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CHAOS1 chaos
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$GEST-ATTENTION1^
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ORDER1A ordnung
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A team of hearing and deaf people organized everything together.
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WAS1* war
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SELF1A* selber
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TO-ORGANISE2A organisieren
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WHAT1B was
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HEARING1B||$LIST1:1of1d* hörende
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AND2A* und
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DEAF-LOST-HEARING1A gehörlos
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TOGETHER1A* zusammen
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But the majority was hearing, so the deaf had to subordinate themselves to the hearing.
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BUT1 aber
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MORE1* mehr
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HEARING1B* hörend
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TO-TRUMP1^ [MG]
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DEAF-LOST-HEARING1A gehörl{os}
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UNDER1B^*
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$GEST-OFF^
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Unfortunately, it was all very chaotic, because both groups couldn't really communicate with each other.
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UNFORTUNATELY2* leider
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BIT2A* bisschen
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CHAOS1* chaos
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BOTH2A*
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COMMUNICATION1B kommunikation
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TO-CROSS2^ [MG]
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BOTH2A*
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It wasn't organized properly and went totally wrong.
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TO-ORGANISE2A orga{nisation}
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MEANING1^*
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GOOD1^* richtig
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ASKEW1* schief
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Deaf culture is a separate world that hearing people don't fully get.
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TO-KNOW-OR-KNOWLEDGE2A^
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TO-BELONG1^*
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DEAF-LOST-HEARING1A gehörlos
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TYPICAL1* typisch
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WORLD1* welt
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HEARING1A* hörend
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TO-KNOW-OR-KNOWLEDGE2A^*
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YOUR1* dein
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That's why the organization didn't go well.
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$INDEX1* darum
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TO-ORGANISE2A organisation
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NOT5* nicht gut
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GOOD1*
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Ah well, I then tried to get the tickets.
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TO-VISIT-OR-TO-ATTEND1^*
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TO-TRY2* vers{uch}
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$GEST-ATTENTION1^ egal
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TO-JOIN2A*
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TO-GET1A holen
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TO-JOIN2A* ein{tritt}
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TICKET1B ticket
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TO-GET1A*
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There were supposed to be different price ranges with the most expensive ones down in the front, and cheaper ones for the higher seats.
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RIGHT-OR-AGREED1^*
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ACTUALLY1A eigentlich
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BAD3A* schlimm
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$GEST-DECLINE1^
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I2 ich
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USUALLY1* normal{erweise}
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STADIUM1* stadion
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MASS-OF-PEOPLE-PASSIVE1^*
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CHEAP2* billig
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PLANE1^*
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SQUARE2^*
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EXPENSIVE1* teuer
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TO-LIFT-UP1^* oben
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CHEAP2*||TO-LIFT-UP1^* billig
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You had to pay about 10 German Marks I think.
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TO-BELIEVE2A glaube
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BACK-THEN1 damals
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TO-KNOW-OR-KNOWLEDGE2A
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$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:10 zehn
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GERMAN-MARK-$CANDIDATE-STU06 mark
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APPROXIMATELY1* [MG]
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TO-THINK1A
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APPROXIMATELY3*
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I don't remember exactly, but I do know it was cheap.
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TO-KNOW-OR-KNOWLEDGE2A weiß
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CHEAP5* billig
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TO-KNOW-OR-KNOWLEDGE2A* weiß
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I1 ich
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And then, suddenly, everyone was sitting where they liked, and everything got mixed up.
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RIGHT-OR-AGREED1^*
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RESULT1 ergebnis
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WHAT1B* was
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WHATEVER3* egal
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I1*
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TO-GO1A^* [MG]
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TO-BE-CONFUSED1* [MG]
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Normally, the expensive seats are down in the front.
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USUAL1 normal
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EXPENSIVE1* teuer
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||DOWN1 für unten
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STADIUM1*
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||CLOSE-BY4* nah
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I1
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TO-LIFT-UP1^* vorne
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CHEAP2* billig
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But now that it didn't matter where people were sitting, everything got mixed up.
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RESULT1 ergebnis
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TO-SIT1A^*
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WHATEVER3* egal
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TO-SIT1A^*
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TO-BE-CONFUSED1*
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That means, I could sit in the front with my 10-Marks-ticket, and someone who paid I don't know how much was obviously upset.
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I1 ich
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MEAN-OR-BE-CALLED3*
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$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:10 zehn
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GERMAN-MARK-$CANDIDATE-STU06* mark
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$GEST-I-DONT-KNOW1^* [MG]
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TO-KNOW-OR-KNOWLEDGE2A||$INDEX1* weiß
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APPROXIMATELY1*
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TO-BE-ANNOYED4^* sauer
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Organization there really sucked.
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MEAN-OR-BE-CALLED1A* heißt
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TO-ORGANISE2A organisation
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BAD-OR-STALE2* scheiße
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$GEST-OFF^
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I'm sorry, I mean it was sh[…].
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APOLOGY1* entschuldigung
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$ALPHA1:SCH sch{eiße}
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$INDEX1*
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END1^*
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It was just really bad there, whatever.
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||$INDEX1
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$GEST-OFF^
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BAD-OR-STALE1* schlecht
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I1
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$GEST-DECLINE1^ egal
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So we were sitting on the freely chosen seats within the whole mess and had to wait for forever.
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I2
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TO-SIT1A*
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MUDDLED1 [MG]
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YOUR-CHOICE1A* [MG]
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I1*
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TO-SIT1A* si{tzen}
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TO-LOOK1
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TO-WAIT1B* [MG]
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TO-WAIT2* wart wart wart
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I2^*
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Finally, the teams came in: soccer, track and field and so on.
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END1^*
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FINALLY3 end{lich}
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$INDEX1*
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MASS-OF-PEOPLE-ACTIVE2^* [MG]
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$PROD*
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FOOTBALL1A fußball
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ATHLETICS1 leichtathletik
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AND-SO-ON4* [MG]
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The volleyball team with a German flag, then the Italians; everyone was walking past.
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VOLLEYBALL1B volleyball
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MASS-OF-PEOPLE-ACTIVE2^*
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$PROD*
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GERMAN1 deutschland
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TO-COME2*
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ITALY1 italien
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TO-COME2*
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$GEST^ [MG]
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The way I see it, it wasn't special, though.
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I1^* für mich
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$GEST-OFF^
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SPECIAL-OR-PARTICULARLY1A* besonders
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$GEST^ [MG]
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TO-STRIKE1A fällt nicht auf
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$GEST-OFF^
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$GEST-I-DONT-KNOW1^ [MG]
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Ah well, I was sitting there waiting and watching them making their rounds.
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$GEST-DECLINE1^* [MG]
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TO-WAIT2 [MG]
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AMONG-EACH-OTHER3
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END1^*
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However, I went to the hotel in between.
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FEELING3
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ALREADY1B schon
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BETWEEN3* zwischen
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TO-BREAK2^ [MG]
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||$GEST-DECLINE1^* [MG]
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TO-COME2^* [MG]
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||HOME6 heim
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HOTEL3 ho{tel}
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The next day, I wanted to go swimming, for example, getting to know the culture, or see the Vatican or museums.
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THEN1A* dann
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I1 [MG]
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NEXT1 nächster
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DAY1A* t{ag}
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I1^* schwimmen
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TO-GO-THERE1
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TO-SWIM1*
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OR4A oder
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CULTURE1A kultur
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THERE1 dort
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$GEST-OFF^*
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TO-KNOW-STH-OR-SB1A^*
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POPE2 papst
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HEADDRESS14^*
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$INDEX1
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MUSEUM1* museum
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OVER1^
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I watched Germany's soccer matches now and then, but I don't remember whom they played against.
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BETWEEN3* {zwi}sch
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WHAT1A* was
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TO-NEED1^* besonders
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AFTERWARDS1A^*
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TO-WATCH1* fußballspiel
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FOOTBALL1A
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$INDEX1
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GERMAN1* deutschland
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AGAINST5B* gegen
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$GEST-TO-PONDER1^
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I1* ich
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TO-MEMORISE1 merken
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$GEST-OFF^
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It was back in 2001, you know.
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PAST1^
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$NUM-THOUSANDS1:2d* zweitausendeins
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$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:1d
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But I watched the match nevertheless and cheered like a fan.
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BUT1* aber
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I2*
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AGAINST5B*
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INVOLVED1A* dabei
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TO-WATCH1^*
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FAN2* fan
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TO-PROMOTE1B^ [MG]
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TO-PROMOTE2A^
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THEN1A*
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That's how it went on until the soccer finale: Germany against Italy, I think; right?
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DONE1A dann fertig
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PROCEEDING1^ [MG]
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SUDDENLY4 [MG]
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GRADUATION-OR-COMPLETION1 abschluss
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FINAL4 finale
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ITALY1*
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GERMAN1* deutschland
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AGAINST5B^* gegen
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ITALY1 italien
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TO-BELIEVE2A* glaube
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RIGHT-OR-AGREED1A* stimmt
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Yes, I think so, but I can't remember, either.
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$INDEX1 stimmt
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$$EXTRA-LING-ACT^
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The ticket mess continued inside the stadium, so you could choose where to sit.
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STADIUM1* stadion
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ALSO1A auch
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NOT3B* nicht
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GOOD1^* richtig
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TICKET1A
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TO-SIT1A^* platz
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RIGHT-OR-AGREED1A* s{timmt}
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YOUR-CHOICE1A* [MG]
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There was a big confusion, and the crowd moved from one side to the other, went back, because the doors were closed there and so on.
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TO-NOTICE2* mer{ken}
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MUDDLED1* [MG]
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AND2A*
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$INDEX1*
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$PROD* ström [MG]
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CLOSED1C* zu
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$PROD*
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It was a really big confusion.
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FEELING3 f{ühlen}
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MUDDLED1* durchein{ander}
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That's why a new sign for ROME was invented - the same as for CHAOS.
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TO-INVENT1
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NOT-ANYMORE1A
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ROME2* rom
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TO-INVENT1*
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$INDEX1
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LIKE-THIS1* so
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CHAOS1*
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TO-SAY3 sagt
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CHAOS1 chaos
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LIKE-THIS1* so
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ROME2 rom
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$GEST-OFF^
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Now and then, things got stolen, and our - the tourists' - money was stolen also.
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AND5 und
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BETWEEN3 dazwischen
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BEFOREHAND4 vor
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BETWEEN3 {da}zw{ischen}
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ALSO3A auch
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PERSON1^*
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MUCH-OR-MANY1B* viel
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$GEST-OFF^
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ROBBERY1* rauben
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$GEST-OFF^
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VERY6* [MG]
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TOURIST1* tou{rist}
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ALL2D^*
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DEAF-LOST-HEARING1A
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TO-STEAL1^*
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MONEY1A* geld
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TO-STEAL1* [MG]
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$GEST-OFF^
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They broke into someone's motorhome, too, with which they had come to Italy.
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$ORAL^ und
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INTO2 rein
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EVERYONE1^*
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DIFFERENT2
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EVERYONE1^* jemand
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PERSON1*
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TO-BRING-ALONG1^*
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CAMPING-VAN2 wohnmobil
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JOURNEY1C* [MG]
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IN1 in
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ITALY1 italien
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IN2 im
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BURGLARY1* einbruch
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$GEST-OFF^*
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Many things got stolen.
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TO-SWIPE2* [MG]
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VERY6 [MG]
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I remember a sportswoman from Japan got raped, and there were other bad things happening.
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AND2A* und
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DIFFERENT2 andere
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TO-KNOW-OR-KNOWLEDGE2A* weiß
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JAPAN1* japan
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||JOURNEY1B^* [MG]
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SELF1A* selbst
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SPORTS1 sportlerin
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$GEST-OFF^
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WOMAN3A* frau
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RAPE1A vergewaltigung
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$GEST-OFF^
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$LIST1:1of1d*
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VERY6* [MG]
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MUCH-OR-MANY1A* viel
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ALL2B*
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TO-MISS-OUT-ON-STH2^* [MG]
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BAD3B schlimm
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$GEST-OFF^
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So much stuff happened: the stealing, the rape, the bad organizing - many things went wrong.
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TO-SAY2*
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MUCH-OR-MANY1B* viel
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TO-SWIPE1* [MG] klau
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RAPE1B vergewaltigung
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$GEST-OFF^
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$GEST-DECLINE1^* sch{ief}
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MUCH-OR-MANY1B* viel
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ASKEW1* schief schief
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In the end, even the Italian organizers apologized to us.
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NO3B^*
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BAD3A*
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PERSON1
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SELF1A* selbst
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ITALY1 italien
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TO-ORGANISE2A orga{nisieren}
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TO-SAY1*
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SORRY1* sorry
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PERSON1^* auf
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TO-SAY3* sagt
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SORRY1 sorry
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PERSON1^*
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$GEST-OFF^ [MG]
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The hearing organizers held the leading positions and pushed everyone else back.
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HEARING1A* hör{ende}
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TO-ORGANISE2A* orga{nisieren}
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DIFFERENT1* anders
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$GEST-OFF^*
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MAIN3^*
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ELBOW3^ [MG]
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The deaf organizers were inferior and thus weren't able to get their way.
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DEAF-LOST-HEARING1A gehörlos
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UNDER1B^*
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HOW-QUESTION-COMPARISON1* wie
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BARRIER1* [MG]
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In my opinion, everything should have actually been adjusted to the uniqueness of Deaf culture.
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OPINION1A mei{nen}
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TO-ORGANISE2A
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LIKE-THIS1 so
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CULTURE1B*
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DEAF-LOST-HEARING1A
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CULTURE1A* kultur
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LIKE-THIS1* so
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TO-ADJUST1* anpassen
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$GEST-OFF^ [MG]
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But unfortunately, that went awry.
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UNFORTUNATELY2* leider
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ASKEW1* schief
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That's why Rome got the chaos-sign as a nickname.
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THEREFORE1* darum
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$INDEX1*
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SPIKY1A* spitz
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It was awkward and embarrassing for the Italians.
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ITALY1 italien
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PERSON1^*
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$GEST^
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SHAME4 [MG]
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SELF1A* selber
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EMBARRASSING2 peinlich
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$GEST^ [MG]
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Anyways, the deaf people there actively used the chaos sign for Rome.
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$GEST-DECLINE1^
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AFTERWARDS1A^* egal
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UNDER1A^*
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AND5 u{nd}
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TO-SIGN1A gebärde
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ROME2* rom rom rom
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$GEST-NM^
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The sign emerged from rage and was used as a demonstration of anger.
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TO-SIGN1A [MG]
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LIKE3A* wie
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MAD1B* wut
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ROME2* rom rom rom
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$PROD*
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We were sitting in the stadium watching the closing ceremony that took place there. I was, however, disappointed, as it wasn't special at all.
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IN1* im
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TO-SIT-IN-A-CIRCLE1^* sitzen
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TO-LOOK1 [MG]
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GRADUATION-OR-COMPLETION1 abschluss
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TO-CELEBRATE1*
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I1*
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SPECIAL-OR-PARTICULARLY1A* besonders
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$GEST-OFF^
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DISAPPOINTED6 enttäuscht
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Others then told me that, compared to all previous games, this was the worst celebration ever.
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SELF1A* selbst
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PERSON1^*
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$INDEX1*
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TO-TELL1 erzählen
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BAD-OR-STALE2A^* [MG]
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VERY3* schlecht
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BAD-OR-STALE2*
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AS-OR-THAN4* als
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OUTDOORS1A^* andere
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OLYMPIA1* olymp{ia}
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Compared to Denmark or other countries before that where it had been great. That's what they told me.
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DENMARK1* dänemark
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AND-SO-ON1*
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TO-SAY1*
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ALL2A alle
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GOOD4^* [MG]
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MUCH-OR-MANY1A* viele
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TO-TELL4* erzählt
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ALL2A
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I couldn't tell; it just struck me that it wasn't special in any way.
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FIRST-TIME3A erstmal
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$GEST-I-DONT-KNOW1^
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TO-SEE1
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TO-STRIKE1A fällt {auf}
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SPECIAL-OR-PARTICULARLY5* besonders
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It was a shame.
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TOO-BAD1* schade
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$GEST-OFF^
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The first time there and then it wasn't even special, but well, that's how it was.
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FOR1* für mich
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FIRST-OF-ALL1A erst
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AND2A* und
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SPECIAL-OR-PARTICULARLY1A* besonders
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$GEST^
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$GEST-DECLINE1^ [MG]
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$GEST-OFF^
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But all in all - the Italian culture, seeing the Vatican, the shopping, and the swimming were great.
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BUT1* aber
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OVERALL1C zusammen
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CULTURE1A* kultur
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POPE1* papst
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TO-LOOK-AT4^
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TO-SHOP1* einkaufen
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TO-SWIM1* schwimmen
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I1^*
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GOOD1^* [MG]
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I also met new people, from Italy or other countries.
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TO-GET-TO-KNOW1 kennenlernen
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PERSON1^*
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ITALY1 italien
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OR3^* oder
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DIFFERENT2*
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$GEST-OFF^
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ABROAD2 ausland
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AREA1D^
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All of this was nice, so all in all it was ok.
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BEAUTIFUL1A schön
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LIKE-THIS1 so
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AND2A und
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OVERALL1C [MG]
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$GEST-DECLINE1^ [MG]
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And it was the first time I experienced something like that.
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LIKE-THIS1 so
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EXPERIENCE1A erlebt
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CLEAR1A klar
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I1 ich
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FIRST-TIME1 erstes mal
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I2^
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Yes, you experienced it for the first time.
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ONCE1 einmal
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TO-LIVE1C* leben
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$GEST-OFF^
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||EXPERIENCE1A* erlebt
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||WHAT-DOES-THAT-MEAN1* was
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Exactly.
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$GEST-OFF^* [MG]
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$GEST^ [MG]
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Yes/
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$GEST-OFF^ [MG]
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$GEST-NM-NOD-HEAD1^ [MG]
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Sometimes, you make good experiences, and sometimes not so good ones.
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BUT1* aber
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THERE-IS3* gibt
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GOOD1 gut
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END1^
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BEAUTIFUL3 schön
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MEMORY-OR-REMINDER2* erinnerung
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END1A ende
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Until now/
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$GEST-OFF^ [MG]
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$GEST-OFF^
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You can't change that. UNTIL-NOW1 bis
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TO-KNOW-OR-KNOWLEDGE2A^
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CAN2A^* kann nicht
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GOOD4^* perfekt
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$GEST-OFF^* [MG] Exactly.
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$GEST-OFF^*
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I still remember Rome being branded by the chaos-sign.
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UNTIL-NOW1 bis
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TODAY3* heute
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STILL3* noch
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TO-MEMORISE1^
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TO-KNOW-OR-KNOWLEDGE2A*
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LIKE3B* wie
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STIGMATISATION1^* stempel
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ROME2* rom
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$GEST-OFF^ [MG]
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My question is: did you watch Germany against/ The last match, what was it again?
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Yes, I think Italy won.
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TO-BELIEVE2A glaub
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I1 ich
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TO-BELIEVE2A
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Were you there to watch it?
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ITALY1* italien
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TO-WIN1 [MG]
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Yes, yes.
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||I1
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||YES1A ja
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Was the mistake of the referee a disadvantage for us?
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Yes, right, something about the referee was off.
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REFEREE2 sch{iedsrichter}
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RIGHT-OR-AGREED1A* stimmt nicht
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RIGHT-OR-AGREED1A stimmt
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Something about the referee was off.
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REFEREE1 sch{iedsrichter}
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RIGHT-OR-AGREED1A* stimmt nicht
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A lot of people were upset about Italy winning.
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TO-BE-ANNOYED4^ sauer
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ITALY1 italien
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TO-WIN1 [MG]
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They said Italy didn't deserve it.
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TO-SAY3* sagen
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$INDEX1
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ITALY1 italien
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NOT3A* nicht
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TO-EARN2 verdienen
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TO-WIN1 [MG]
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Germany would actually have won, but something was off with the referee, so everyone was asking themselves if he might have been bribed.
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USUAL1 normal
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GERMAN1 deutschland
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Because of his home country.
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BECAUSE-OF1* wegen
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$INDEX1*
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HOME-OR-HOMELAND4* heimat
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REFEREE1 sch{iedsrichter}
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RIGHT-OR-AGREED1A* stimmt nicht
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FOR1* für
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TO-PAY3^* bestechung
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AMONG-EACH-OTHER3
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$GEST-OFF^
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That was a pity.
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UNFORTUNATELY2 leider
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Possible.
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$GEST-NM-TO-SHRUG1^ [MG]
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He favored the team of his own country.
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BECAUSE-OF1* wegen
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HOME-OR-HOMELAND4 heimat
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MY1*
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PERSON1^*
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MY1* [MG]
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Could be.
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$GEST-OFF^ [MG]
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Was the referee Italian?
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I think so, but I'm not sure.
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TO-BELIEVE2A* glaube
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INSECURE1*
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TO-BELIEVE2A* glaube
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That's really looking bad.
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INSECURE1*
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I1* ich
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$GEST-DECLINE1^
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$GEST-I-DONT-KNOW1^* weiß nicht
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||WHAT-DOES-IT-LOOK-LIKE1* aus
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Normally things like that shouldn't happen - ah well.
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Yes, the referee is actually supposed to be neutral.
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USUALLY1* normal{erweise}
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NEUTRAL1A neutral
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REFEREE1 schiedsrichter
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$GEST-OFF^
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At least I think that's how it went.
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I1
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TO-BELIEVE2A* ich glaube
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INSECURE1
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RIGHT-OR-AGREED1A*
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TO-BELIEVE2A*
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We're done.
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DONE1B
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$GEST-OFF^
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