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Der Verlust der Stille
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The dog who cried woof
The dog who cried woof

By Nancy Coffelt

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Ernie the dog barks so much that when he tries to warn people about a sneaky yellow cat stealing his food, nobody pays any attention.

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The hubbub above
The hubbub above

By Arthur Howard

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Sydney's new elephant neighbors make a lot of noise upstairs, but she does not mind as much after she is invited to their parties.

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Ist Lautheit metrisch?
Ist Lautheit metrisch?

By Erwin Reichert

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Datenbanksystem fur Emissionskennwerte technischer Schallquellen
Katalog larmmindernder Massnahmen in der Fertigung
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Tiefflug

By Olaf Achilles

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