Richard Branson - On one of my last days at school, the headmaster said I would either end up in pri...

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On one of my last days at school, the headmaster said I would either end up in prison or become a millionaire. That was quite a startling prediction, but in some respects, he was right on both counts!

Richard Branson

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An einem meiner letzten Schultage sagte der Schulleiter, ich würde entweder im Gefängnis landen oder Millionär werden. Das war eine verblüffende Vorhersage, aber in gewisser Hinsicht hatte er in beiden Punkten recht!

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