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	1292770  | 61+m
		   I fought and clung to my mom and cried out, “Mom! Mom!”  
	
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		DEFENCE1B TO-HOLD-ON2^*  
	
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		[MG] mama mama 
	 
	
	1248862  | 18-30f
		   The rally was really crowded.  
	
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		LIKE3A* MASS-OF-PEOPLE-ACTIVE2* TO-HOLD-ON2^* MASS-OF-PEOPLE-ACTIVE2^*  
	
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		[MG] demo demo demo 
	 
	
	1246064  | 61+f
		   It was quite funny watching him hold the flag up high and march around with it.  
	
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		I1 FUNNY1* ON-PERSON1* TO-HOLD-ON2^*  
	
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		ich lustig [MG] fahne 
	 
	
	1292770  | 61+m
		   The whole time – an entire day – I cried, “Mom, mom!”  
	
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		UNTIL-TODAY2 DAY3 I1 TO-HOLD-ON2^* MY1  
	
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		ganzen tag mama [MG] 
	 
	
	1177640  | 46-60m
		   So, he climbs the ladder and picks pear after pear, putting them into his apron.  
	
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		TO-CLIMB2B* TO-PICK1* TO-THROW1* TO-HOLD-ON2^* TO-PICK1* TO-THROW1* TO-HOLD-ON2^*  
	
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	1420216  | 18-30f
		   It wasn't always good to be there, for example when it started raining and you had to stand there, waiting with nothing but an umbrella.  
	
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		RAIN1A* TO-HOLD-ON2^*  
	
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		BAD-OR-STALE2A TO-BEAR1A  
	
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		schlecht re{gen} [MG] 
	 
	
	1687803-…  | 46-60f
		   Yes, every group was lead to the station in Leipzig by a teacher or educator.  
	
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		TEACHER2 OR1* TO-EDUCATE1A TO-HOLD-ON2^* $PROD  
	
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		UNTIL-OR-TO1 TRAIN-STATION1  
	
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		lehrer oder erzieher zusammen bis bahnhof [MG]» 
	 
	
	1177640  | 46-60m
		   So, he climbs the ladder and picks pear after pear, putting them into his apron.  
	
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		TO-HOLD-ON2^* TO-PICK1* TO-THROW1* TO-HOLD-ON2^*  
	
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	1212402  | 31-45f
		   She put out a tablecloth, set the table and she put flowers and leaves around the spot of the birthday boy or girl.  
	
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		BUT1* BIRTHDAY24* WHO2 TO-HOLD-ON2^* BIRTHDAY24* ON-PERSON1* CHILD1*  
	
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		aber wer geburtstagskind 
	 
	
	1291892  | 31-45m
		   Here in Germany, people demonstrate well-behaved in the streets with their banners and nice posters and sign songs.  
	
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		$INDEX1 DEMONSTRATION2* WELL-BEHAVED1A TO-HOLD-ON2^ SONG1 GUITAR2* GARLAND1^*  
	
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		deutschland demo brav lied  
	
	1182135  | 46-60f
		   I can't keep that promise.  
	
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		CAN2B NOT3A TO-SAY1^* TO-HOLD-ON2^ I2  
	
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		kann nicht versprechen halten  
	
	1248862  | 18-30f
		   Or events with spectators, where the athletes carry their flags into the stadium.  
	
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		TO-WATCH1* MASS-OF-PEOPLE-ACTIVE2^ $INDEX1 TO-HOLD-ON2^  
	
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		zu{schauer} leichtathleten  
	
	1177640  | 46-60m
		   The man on the ladder continues to calmly pick his pears.  
	
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		TO-PICK1* TO-THROW1^* TO-PICK1* TO-HOLD-ON2^* TO-THROW1^* TO-PICK1* $GEST-NM^*  
	
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		HAND2^*  
	
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		[MG] [MG] [MG] [MG] [MG] [MG] 
	 
	 
		
		
		
		   Mouth: ∅ 
		
		
		 
		
	Translational equivalents: demo; demonstration (protest) 
	 
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	1246100  | 18-30m
		   That was our goal; to educate hearing people and to give positivity to deaf people, not to grimly and angrily demonstrate.  
	
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		POSITIVE1 $GEST-OFF1^ NOT3A DEMONSTRATION1* NOT3A  
	
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		positiv nicht nicht 
	 
	
	1291892  | 31-45m
		   There were demonstrations here in Germany for the abolition of nuclear power.  
	
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		EXAMPLE2* $INDEX1 GERMAN1 DEMONSTRATION1* $INDEX1 $ALPHA1:A $INDEX1  
	
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		beispiel deutschland demo atomkraft» 
	 
	
	1433543  | 31-45m
		   They wear their typical clothes and carry flags that show where the group is from.  
	
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		TO-DRESS-UPPER-BODY1C WITH1A* DEMONSTRATION1* HEADING1  
	
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		DIALECT1^*  
	
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		anzug mit  
	
	1291892  | 31-45m
		   People were right to demonstrate and they needed to be fairly dealt with.  
	
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		LAW-OR-JUSTICE2* PEOPLE2 HAVE-AUXILIARY1 DEMONSTRATION1* $GEST^ RIGHT-OR-CORRECT1A* TO-TREAT1A  
	
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		richtig leute hat demo richtig behandeln 
	 
	
	1431222  | 31-45m
		   And then in Cologne there was finally a protest march, I was able to be part of for the first time.  
	
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		$INDEX1 FINALLY2A FIRST-TIME3A DEMONSTRATION1* I1 WITH1A EXPERIENCE1A  
	
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		endlich erste mal ich mit erleben 
	 
	
	1431222  | 31-45m
		   Protests used to be something that mainly hearing people did, for example against nuclear power.  
	
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		MY1* PAST1 I1* DEMONSTRATION1 $INDEX1 MAINLY1A HEARING1A*  
	
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		ich demo [MG] hörend» 
	 
	
	1431222  | 31-45m
		   I would like there to be another demonstration for another topic in Erfurt as well.  
	
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		AFTERWARDS1A^ ERFURT1* ALSO3A DEMONSTRATION1 DIFFERENT1 SUBJECT1  
	
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		in erfurt auch demo ander thema 
	 
	
	1248862  | 18-30f
		   They were really impressed that the deaf people had managed to organize a rally like that.  
	
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		MASS-OF-PEOPLE-ACTIVE2^* HOW-QUESTION1* TO-HITCH-UP-SLEEVES1* DEMONSTRATION1 GREAT1A  
	
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		demo wie [MG] [MG] toll 
	 
	
	1182135  | 46-60f
		   There was a protest in which I participated.  
	
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		DEMONSTRATION1 INVOLVED1B*  
	
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		BUT1* ALSO1A* INVOLVED1B*  
	
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		aber demonstration auch dabei» 
	 
	 
		
		
		
		   Mouth: ∅ 
		
		
		 
		
	Translational equivalent: to hold on 
	 
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	1248625-…  | 31-45f
		   Hold it?  
	
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		TO-HOLD-ON2*  
	
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		fest{halten} 
	 
	
	1248625-…  | 31-45f
		   All while you are sitting.  
	
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		TO-SIT1A TO-HOLD-ON2*  
	
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		sitzen festhalten 
	 
	
	1292770  | 61+m
		   I cried and clung to them the entire time. Therefore, they didn't know how to separate me from them.  
	
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		$INDEX1 TO-CRY1A* TO-HOLD-ON2* $INDEX1 LIKE1A*  
	
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		wein festhalt festhalt festhalten wie 
	 
	
	1248625-…  | 31-45f
		   Yes, you had to hold the maypole.  
	
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		$GEST-NM-NOD-HEAD1^ TREE3 MUST1 TO-HOLD-ON2*  
	
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		[MG] maibaum muss festhalten 
	 
	
	1248625-…  | 31-45f
		   You had to hold the tree while standing?  
	
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		$GEST-ATTENTION1^ MUST1 TO-STAND1 TO-HOLD-ON2*  
	
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		muss stehen [MG] 
	 
	
	1248625-…  | 31-45f
		   When the pole was set up, you had to hold it until six o’clock the other morning. Whoever was left standing won.  
	
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		TO-STAY2* I1 MUST1 TO-HOLD-ON2 UNTIL-OR-TO1 TOMORROW1A EARLY2B  
	
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		muss festhalten bis morgen früh 
	 
	
	1250721  | 61+m
		   He either let me use the scooter on my own, or he sat on the footboard while I kicked to get us moving.  
	
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		OR1* HE-SHE-IT1 NOW3 TO-HOLD-ON2 I1* TO-ACCEPT-STH3B SCOOTER1B*  
	
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		oder er jetzt [MG] ich [MG] [MG] 
	 
	
	1431982  | 46-60m
		   The dad chooses a tree and starts to cut it down with an axe.  
	
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		FIR1 GOOD1 TO-BEAT9^*  
	
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		TALL2B* TO-HOLD-ON2* 
	 
	
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		tannenbaum [MG]  
	
	1177640  | 46-60m
		   The man is wearing an apron with a bag in front of his belly, in which he can put the pears.  
	
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		WITH1A $PROD APRON2* TO-GRAB1A^* TO-THROW1^* TO-GRAB1A^* TO-THROW1^*  
	
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		TO-HOLD-ON2* 
	 
	
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	1205568  | 61+m
		   I’m surprised they never stopped hitting me.  
	
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		TO-MARVEL1* $INDEX1 NOT3B TO-BEAT4* TO-END3B*  
	
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		TO-HOLD-ON2* 
	 
	
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		staunen nicht schlagen aufhören 
	 
	
	1205568  | 61+m
		   They were supposed to hit really hard.  
	
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		SOLID1 TO-KNOW-STH2B^ I2 TO-BEAT4*  
	
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		TO-HOLD-ON2* 
	 
	
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		festhalten [MG]