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I didn't know then that I would never be able to leave the sounds and smells of these sights behind me, but I was fiercely conscious of one thing-my ambition.

Emanuel Celler

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Ich wusste damals nicht, dass ich die Geräusche und Gerüche dieser Sehenswürdigkeiten niemals hinter mir lassen würde, aber eines war mir bewusst - mein Ehrgeiz.

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