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Der neue Sport braucht alte Zeiten

Follow two club groups comparing real hall use and negotiating shared hours that still cost practice time. 962 words

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Comprehension quiz

Why is the initial comparison used to replace the dance slot inadequate?
What does the four-week enquiry add beyond counting people visibly moving?
What concrete loss does the confirmed split impose on the dance group?
How do the groups describe the workable split at the end?
What changes in Levin's view of Nora's objection?
Why is the fifteen-minute handover recorded as part of the new hall plan?