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Here.
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''Dear Mr. Krohn,
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Enclosed is the small sum
you kindly lent me.
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I'll be away for some weeks,
or I'd have returned it personally.
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Sincerely yours,
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Veronika Voss.''
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Doesn't sound very intimate.
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She could have signed it herself,
couldn't she?
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If she'd been gracious enough.
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Was Mr. Krohn exaggerating somewhat
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in describing his rendezvous?
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Did you want me
to pick you up from the office
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and invite you to dinner?
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Who knows?
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Your plan succeeded.
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But as punishment,
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you can invite me to dinner.
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If they played for 1860 Munich,
I wouldn't have to get up so early.
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But they don't play for 1860.
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They play for Kaiserslautern.
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What I don't understand is
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why they're both called Walter,
although they're brothers.
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Not ''although.''
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Because they're brothers.
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It's perfectly natural.
- You're driving me crazy.
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If they're brothers,
they should have different names.
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One would be Fritz
and the other Walter.
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That's what I said:
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Otmar and Fritz.
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And Walter?
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Then you have to do three interviews?