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Well, they end up in the places in France where there is not fighting.
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And it became that people get tired of the war by 1917--
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well, everybody's tired of the war.
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But as one gets even tireder of the war you hear this sort of grumbling
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about these people from the north, and they speak a different accent in
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some cases--if they speak German they speak a different language;
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if they speak Flemish, and there are lots of Flemish
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speakers who come down from the Nord, from places like Hasbrouck
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and all of that.
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And, so, they are strains on local resources, which are already
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extremely limited.
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And, so, you even have this talk, grumbling, it's not more than that,