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- 6. Simon - Jennifer - Andrea - Elena - Matthias - Samanta - Nora - Alexander - Rebecca - Vera
- 7. Joyce - Franziska - Marilyn - Anastasia - Luisa - Jacqueline
- 8. Natalia – Lisa – Katja – Lucia – Vanessa – Inga – Jennifer – Laura – Adriane - Tobi
- 9. Marina - Mr. Grewing - Josephine
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