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| Vera Eckert in and Holger Hansen June 13, 2021 , | In November 2016, Laschet was elected leading candidate for the in May 2017 |
Social policy [ ] Laschet was a fierce defender of Chancellor Merkel's migration policies during the of 2015.
18| The very act of drawing every branch, twig, highlight, and shadow, rendering textures from the extreme winter skins to the silkiness of new-fallen snow, transforms the scene into an intimate journey | |
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| I am awed by the sheer impact of unsentimental patterns bent and broken, intrigued by the complex quality of fallen trees | Laschet maintains close personal ties to Belgium where members of the Laschet family still live |
In 2018, Laschet described the protesting the destruction of as "illegally occupied areas" and stated that had the right to clear the forest.
| Subsequently, Laschet tried to "channel" the far greater popularity of his biggest rival within the CDU by recruiting Merz to his campaign team, saying that he "belonged in the team" and that his economic and financial expertise would be crucial in helping them to overcome the huge challenge of the pandemic in a sustainable way | Laschet worked as a journalist and in the publishing industry from 1986 until 1991, among other things as Bonn correspondent for |
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| At that moment, I knew I had to draw this setting | Armin Laschet German pronunciation: ; born 18 February 1961 is a German politician serving as since 27 June 2017 |
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