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Simple sentences

My favorite YouTube channel is Deutsche Welle.

A study by train operator Deutsche Bahn found that trains have a drastically lower carbon footprint than planes, cars or buses, yet many people are still flying short distances.

Movie subtitles

Missing titles were added with the aid of the censor's certificate from December 16th, 1926 that the Deutsche Filminstitut. DIF provided.

The restoration of the film took place in 1997 in collaboration between the Stiftung Deutsche Kinemathek and Taurus Film in the Federal Archive.

Klinger, Deutsche Presse Agentur.

The heel of the deutsche mark The cold antiseptic sting of the swiss franc And the sunburned splendor of the australian dollar.

He pay you in dollars or Deutsche Marks?

That's deutsche marks.

Deutsche, Deutsche Hitler Jugend.

You want deutsche. Good money. Here!

Good, but just until the deutsche mark turns.

Dollars or deutsche marks?

We should have brought deutsche marks!

I know it's my turn, but I'm swamped with this Deutsche Telewelt stuff.

Deutsche Bank.

Yet when he came to Prague and brought his brewery. he paid with a Deutsche check from the Bank of Berlin. according to a little research of my own.

Sprechen ze Deutsche?

I'm sorry. We cannot allow you to enter into East Berlin or any part of the Deutsche Demokratische Republik.

Deutsche Lufthansa announce the departure of Flight 583 to Hamburg. Will all passengers.

The loser in the game is the Deutsche Bundesbank.

Went through Hollander's things, we found a few deutsche marks, a passport a return airline ticket to Munich with a connecting flight to Berlin.

You'll notice in our sales brochure that our prices are quoted in dollars, pounds, deutsche marks, cruzeiros francs, dinars, pesos.

We're also planning a Deutsche Mark offshore fund.

Huh? He pay you in dollars or Deutsche Marks?

Could it be the strength of the deutsche mark in today's international economy?

Five times she declined but when Siemens and the Deutsche Bank show up she comes at once.

In the Deutsche Oper.

Deutsche Welle and BBC.

One costs 2.50 Deutsche Mark (DM).

The concern announced that there was a damage to property of several million Deutsche Mark.

Sir, I have 10 work permits here for the Deutsche Emailwarenfabrik cosigned by Mr. Bankier and myself.

SCHINDLER: It is my distinct pleasure to announce the fully operational status of Deutsche Emailwarenfabrik. Manufacturers of superior enamelware crockery, expressly designed and crafted for military use.

Would'ya give someone a blowjob for 3000 Deutsche marks?

Two tickets cost 3000 Deutsche marks.

Deutsche Bank of Germany.

Did Deutsche Bank need the money?

Deutsche.

A Deutsche exec vacationing in Bali bumped into Foster Klein.

Deutsche Zeichensprache. - She doesn't interpret German!

Next time those deutsche-bags try to show off, maybe I can catch them by surprise.

News and current affairs

The Deutsche Mark, already widely used in the region, now functions as the de facto common currency.

But, as a new report by Deutsche Bank Research shows, banks' cross-border business - direct or via branches or subsidiaries - has now broadly stabilized.

The Slovak koruna was initially kept within pre-defined fluctuation bands around target parities with the Deutsche Mark and the US dollar, before moving to a fully floating exchange rate in 1998.

A US subsidiary of Deutsche Bank, for example, has been barred by an American court from foreclosing on a house because it could not demonstrate ownership.

This suggests an important advantage of the euro for Germany, where misplaced nostalgia for the deutsche mark -- no doubt aided by the steady invective against the common currency by government officials -- is growing.

Indeed, Deutsche Bank has already stopped participating in refinancing operations.

The restored Deutsche Mark would soar, the euro would plummet.

Take the case of Deutsche Telecom and the price wars it has incited.

Germany agreed to relinquish the Deutsche Mark on the condition that the new currency area would not lead to direct or indirect socialization of its members' debt, thus precluding any financial assistance from EU funds for states facing bankruptcy.

Reunited Germany surrendered its beloved currency, the Deutsche Mark, to boost European integration, but also to calm French fears that Germany was poised to establish monetary hegemony over the continent.

When a group of individual currencies is replaced by a single currency, as the Deutsche mark, French franc, Italian lira, Spanish peseta, and others were by the euro, there are two primary benefits: lower transaction costs and greater transparency.

Exports initially did not constitute a path to recovery because the deutsche mark was overvalued, and some manufacturing capacity had been lost during the unification boom.

Under Chancellor Helmut Kohl, it gave up its beloved Deutsche Mark for the sake of deepening European integration, but also to sooth French fears that Germany was poised to establish monetary hegemony over the continent.

France, in turn, had to swallow the Stability and Growth Pact to convince a reluctant German public that the euro would be as stable as the Deutsche Mark.

J.P. Morgan and Deutsche Bank have paid substantial sums to settle charges ranging from bribery to illegal foreclosures to abetting tax evasion.

But no European politician would really want to put serious money on the line for the likes of Deutsche Bank or BNP Paribas; governments will not force recapitalization using public funds.

Though the ECB has absolutely nothing in common with the old Deutsche Bundesbank, the German public has not recognized this.

Germany was reluctant to give up the Deutsche Mark, a symbol of its economic power and commitment to price stability.

Germany's government seems to have little appetite for breaking up Deutsche Bank, and the French have taken a leaf from the British book and implemented their own reform.

And in the first week of August 2007, IKB Deutsche Industriebank disintegrated, as the US subprime crisis spread.

Two institutions, in particular, took the lead: Citicorp in the US and Deutsche Bank in Europe.

The Deutsche Mark, already widely used in the region, now functions as the de facto common currency. Any ban on its use should be lifted to make borders irrelevant for trade and investment.

Germany, with its history of a strong deutsche mark and very competitive costs, likes the strong euro more than, say, its partners, France and Italy, which have histories of weak domestic currencies and non-competitive export costs.

France wanted to tame German power by harnessing it to the European project, and Germany was prepared to sacrifice the Deutsche Mark for the sake of France's acceptance of a united Germany, the nightmare of Europe's recent past.

According to a recent report by Deutsche Bank, for example, borrowers will have difficulty refinancing hundreds of billions of dollars of commercial real estate loans that will mature after 2010.