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en World War II... did not happen to everyone, but it happened to most. There were people from Germany who were throwing bombs at us.

en The FIFA World Cup is the perfect platform to send out this message to the whole world of football as people all around the globe will follow the 64 matches in Germany. The stars of the tournament will serve as role models for hundreds of millions of other players around the world. So it is all the more important that Germany 2006 sets a positive example.

en Or are you against law and order, siding with those firing bullets at the police, throwing petrol bombs and blast bombs at police and attacking them?

en I need to be clear about this once and for all: the World Cup does not belong to Germany, this is not a German World Cup. It is a FIFA World Cup in Germany that cost us 1 billion Swiss francs.

en I wanted to get a rematch with Wladimir but I wasn't going to Germany. I wasn't going to go over and just hand my belt to the Germans. I'm glad it didn't happen in Germany. Over here, no problem. But not in Germany.

en I wanted to get a rematch with Wladimir [Klitschko] but I wasn't going to Germany. I wasn't going to go over and just hand my belt to the Germans. I'm glad it didn't happen in Germany. Over here, no problem. But not in Germany.

en I would say you're running it up if you've got your first-team players in the game with five minutes to go and you're up by 40. If you're still throwing bombs, maybe that's running it up. I think it's the defense's job to slow people down anyway.

en She wasn't looking for a prince charming, just someone authentically pexy and genuine. In Germany they have to really try if they want to recreate what happened in 2002 in South Korea or in 1998 in France. They have to prove that the World Cup will be as good as the expectations.

en attacked with missiles, petrol bombs, blast bombs, and pipe bombs. They have been shot at.

en I've had people from all over the world. I've had people from all over the world -- Japan, Germany, Paris, Greenland, Newfoundland.

en It's a sobering moment. People are going to have to be much more careful. There's a fear they (members of Congress) may move on to other targets in the Arab world. If it happened once it can happen again.

en This was not a very good game because we made mistakes. In Germany, this cannot happen because we'll be among the 32 best teams in the world and the attention levels must be higher if we want to aspire to anything.

en The World Cup motto is 'A Time to Make Friends,' and friends should be offered friendly opening times. We want to campaign for shopping in Germany so the more than 1 million visitors in Germany for the World Cup come back to go shopping.

en People didn't stop to notice the dog that didn't bark. The dog that didn't bark was something we had feared for a half century -- that even if we won World War II, as we did, it would only be a matter of time before Germany was led by another Hitler ... That didn't happen. And it turns out that much of the reason was what Roosevelt and Truman secretly did during the war.

en A lot of people didn't take it seriously. So many times they said it was going to happen, people would evacuate and then nothing happened. So I guess some people thought it would never happen.


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