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The central Hessischer Hof Hotel in Frankfurt, just opposite the famous Messe grounds, provided coolness and cocktails from the refined bar, gave an even more charming atmosphere and seemed to relieve my tension before the meeting. was a very warm day in July and I had no intention of even showing my nose outside. In the afternoon.
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