Klaus Niederkrüger

Klaus Dieter Krannich

Klaus Dieter Möller

I just wrote Klaus for short.

Klaus Wellershof An unbiased support for everyone?

So, we say Klaus has 100, okay.

Klaus Barbie shipped the children to Auswitch.

So here we're saying Klaus has 100 coins.

I need Klaus, he'd take care of me.

At the beginning we declare how much money Klaus and

Now that we see Klaus wants to buy a sheep for 50.

Klaus has 100, that's more than 50, he's able to afford it.

Klaus has at least 50, we're all good. Let's make the transaction.

So, the next one is Klaus wants to buy a sheep for 50.

Klaus Wellershof For me, what characterizes modern society is the strong trend towards individualism.

So for the has elements, we're saying Klaus has 100 coins. And we're saying

Andreas has 50 coins. Down here we're saying Klaus wants to buy a sheep for 50.

So, now we do the transaction, Klaus now only has 50 and Andreas now has 100.

So we, in this next line it's about Klaus buying. We don't really care about buying, we're looking for selling.

One more thing that we have to check is to make sure that Klaus has at least 50 coins to make the transaction.

What does Klaus Wellershof, chief economist of the largest asset management firm and one of the world's biggest banks, think about an unconditional basic income?

This is it, there's nothing more to the definition, including, manufacturers plural now more commonly produce ethnically diverse dolls, like this black Barbie. Which is vastly better than what you'll find in the encyclopedia.com, which is Barbie, Klaus.