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Pop may be listened to at a maximum of 132 beats per minute.
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Pop may be listened to at a maximum of 132 beats per minute. For rock it is 124, and punk is allowed for up to 107 beats per minute.
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Pop may be listened to at a maximum of 132 beats per minute. For rock it is 124, and punk is allowed for up to 107 beats per minute.
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Pop may be played loudly up to 75 decibels, rock up to 45 decibels, and punk up to 65 decibels.
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Pop may be played loudly up to 75 decibels, rock up to 45 decibels, and punk up to 65 decibels.
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Pop may be played loudly up to 75 decibels, rock up to 45 decibels, and punk up to 65 decibels.
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Possibly...
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Prove it, Schwarz. Then we see further.
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Punk, rock and pop. That's really not hard to remember.
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Relatives of Ministry employees are on the same lists as the employees themselves.
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Right.
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Schwarz, don't be silly. You know that's not possible.
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Schwarz, please come to my office.
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Schwarz, you disappoint me.
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Schwarz, you disappoint me.
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Schwarz, you don't have to convince me. I believe you.
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Schwarz! Why do you do something like that?
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Should you ever want to get rid of something...
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Since walk men are allowed again and we work with the Mr. Schmolke, I got a taste for it.
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So far, no one has been able to accuse him of anything.
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So, of course, misspellings do not count as a mitigating circumstance.
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So, paragraphs 1.1 through 1.3 cover the maximum allowed listening time for the three genres of music.
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So? What name should I put in the passport instead?
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Some are looking, others are offering.
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Someone like Mr. Noller. Oh, that demeanor, those clothes. That's a man of the world!
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Sometimes it's hard to follow you, Schwarz.
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Stephen ... and the Great Leader, of course ..., want to relax the rules for music enjoyment in the Greatest Union.
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Stephen and I are counting on you.
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Stephen appreciates you, too. But...
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Stephen was furious! Especially since we can't reverse the reform anytime soon.
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Surely that looks much better now, doesn't it?
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Terrible, indeed. However ...
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Thank Rückert, the miserable bureaucrat!
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That is a definite clue, though.
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That sounds like something he can procure easily.
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That sounds terrible for your daughter.
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That would be better for you, Schwarz. Obviously, Beislaus hates you.
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That's a quote from me, Schwarz.
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That's a stupid idea.
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That's all there is to it. Go to your office and write me a precise draft of the music reform.
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That's already quite meager, Mr. Schwarz. Can't you do a little bit more?
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That's fine!
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That's gratifying. Let's have a look!
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That's just foolish!
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That's none of your business, Mr. Schwarz! It has nothing to do with work either!
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That's right, Schwarz! Stephen says the market for music is gigantic!
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That's why your friend Bullhauser was caught.
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That's your daughter's name, isn't it, Schwarz?
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The Biggest Travel Reform ... Armin Kreinert ... Tightenings instead of openings ...?
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