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Meanings of german calendar in English

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Usage of german calendar in English
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A grim pall was cast over one of the most raucous days in the German calendar.
The Irish Times
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German Calendar 2010 baseload power traded at 44.50 euros per megawatt hour.
Reuters
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German Calendar baseload power climbed 4.87 percent to 48.24 euros per megawatt hour.
Reuters
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German Calendar 2011 baseload power added 35 cents to 53.80 euros per megawatt hour.
Reuters
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German calendar 2010 baseload power shed 15 cents to 44.55 euros per megawatt hour.
Reuters
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German Calendar 2010 baseload power was up 1.89 percent at 48.50 euros a tonne.
Reuters
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German Calendar 2010 baseload power was down 35 cents at 44.00 euros per megawatt hour.
Reuters
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German Calendar 2011 baseload power traded up 15 cents to 52.35 euros per megawatt hour.
Reuters
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German Calendar 2011 baseload power was up 5 cents at 51.05 euros per megawatt hour.
Reuters
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German Calendar 2011 baseload power rose by 8 cents to 54.4 euros per megawatt hour.
Reuters
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German Calendar 2010 baseload power was up 1.15 euros at 45.90 euros per megwatt hour.
Reuters
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German Calendar 2010 baseload power was up 0.30 euros at 52.30 euros per megawatt hour.
Reuters
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German Calendar 2011 baseload power rose by 2.00 euros to 54.35 euros per megawatt hour.
Reuters
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German Calendar 2010 baseload power was up 1.47 percent at 44.75 euros per megawatt hour.
Reuters
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German Calendar 2011 baseload power prices traded up 8 cents at 54.55 euros per megawatt.
Reuters
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German Calendar 2011 baseload power was down 1.23 euros or 2.3 percent at 52.7 euros.
Reuters
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