Can someone please translate this from German to English?
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1. hot wash of coloreds with (without) prewash\n2. hot wash in energy-saving mode with (without) prewash\n3. easy to wash laundry with (without) prewash\n4. easy to wash laundry in energy-saving mode with (without) prewash\n5. delicates with (without) prewash\n6. wool\n7. coloreds short program\n8. easy to wash laundry short program\n9. fabric softening, starching, spinning\n10. softening, starching\n11. spinning\n12. extra prewash - soaking\n13. gentle spinning\n14. pumping\n\n{o} = program with stoppage of rinsing. Before emptying the washing machine (i.e. removing the laundry) select 8+A o. 9+A.
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Do you speak German? If so, lootk at links below.\nIf not, just translate it with language tools such as Google or Altavista.
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do not ever translate by electronic translator nor word by word nor complete text. if u do not speak german, neither do i:p, try to find someone that does speak the language; electronic interprets r the worst that u will get for a result
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Einigkeit und Recht und Freiheit\nfür das deutsche Vaterland!\nDanach lasst uns alle streben\nbrüderlich mit Herz und Hand!\nEinigkeit und Recht und Freiheit\nsind des Glückes Unterpfand;\n|: blüh' im Glanze dieses Glückes,\nblühe, deutsches Vaterland. :| \n\nIm not sure why it was banned....But we Germans had a reason...I think.
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good translations are already there - my suggest is:\n\ncall her elfriede (al free de /de - short like in: denver)\nit´s an older maiden first name (this time rarely used)\n\nif you want you can split it:\nel (spanish) for: the\nfriede(german) for: peace\n\nthe peace\n(i think it fits in these times)
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It is Russian but written in Latin letters. Here's the translation:\n\n"She could hardly hide her fear. While the others (shelters dwellers) obediently stepped back forming a circle of ordered 10 meters in diameter, I did not waste my time and was looking for the right for the moment Mobra Key. I was well prepared for this trip. The son has always been on his own, living an altruistic life of a bachelor. He had neither friends nor acquaintances. Traveled from one planet to another through the Known Space Territories, always having some ideas he could understand only. It helped that his Father owned  kerbside mines on the planet Slaj in the Raritet constellation and the money he made allowed the Son to do so much traveling.\nThere were 6 of them and 6 silver swords had to cross over my poor head which did not deserve such a sad destiny.\nAfter the first 7 nubesys came 7 more. They continued forming the common line.\nBut creating a new Key is not such a simple wish as it may seem from the first glance.\nThe Shorty announced 'I'll introduce you to each other, then'.\nThe sharp pain allowed me to re-gain my self-control back.\nAnd then the horrible muzzle gave such a sound that changed everything,\n'You wanted to know about the CITY, Eliot Niksard. But I can not tell you much about it since I arrived on this planed at the same time you did'.
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I don't know the exact meaning of GLUESKWUNSCH (Glüskwunsch) and could not enlist my friend Mr. Manfred Schindelka from Austria to help me out.\n\nHence the following Links which is in German language, an appropriate ode to the country for hosting WC Football 2006 tonight!!
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I´m from Czech republic. I can help you translate something, but I´m not sure, if I´m a good teacher. U can write on : katka_rudecka@yahoo.com
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http://babelfish.altavista.com/tr   that will translate it for you
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u can translate it on dictionary.com or on babelfish
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Google a langue translator.  Thenyou might find your answer. ;-)
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It's German.\nIt could mean one of 3 things:\n\n1. indefinite pronoun something; irgendetwas: anything; \n2. adjective some; any;\n3. adverb a little, somewhat
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it's actually german. just kidding. I don't know\nsorry
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Ich kenne nicht aber ich denken, dass die Vereinigten Staaten. zerstört worden wären, und Hunderte von mehr Millionen wären in Lagern getötet worden.\n\n If you can read this you would probably be alright though
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I found this but it seems to be in German\n\nhttp://www.basf-cc.de/NR/rdonlyres/57B4A1EE-4498-4EA9-8853-217BC12715A6/56922/SDB_D___Lentan_VZ_33_VZ___09_04.pdf
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Exactly, it's not a complete sentence.\nNo doubt it informs you about your right to protest against the decision:\n\n"(You can file an appeal) against this decision within 30 days of its communication at..."\n\nThe part in parentheses is not part of the German sentence you posted, but I'm sure it belongs there, I'm sure your sentence continues with \n1) where you should address your appeal to, and\n2) "Berufung eingelegt werden" or "berufen werden" or some similar words, meaning to appeal or to file an appeal.\nI'm sure because legal language is kind of predictable... it always uses similar phrases/structure.\n\nSo in essence: You can file an appeal (=protest) against the decision within 30 days of the date on this document with the authority/department stated after the word "beim" (the last word you provided)
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no idea \n\ntry babelfish for a translation