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Sat May 21 19:38:44 EDT 2005

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>>>> .. damit Sie nicht als der erste Kanzler in die deutsche Geschichte eingehen, der Untertanen verboten hat, aus ihren Fenstern auf die Strasse zu gucken - selbst Nazis und Stalinisten haben niemals eine aehnliche Anordnung treffen lassen!
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