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Nuremberger Westen is getting impatient: That's why they are now carrying their money to Fürth

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Nuremberg - There was a strange signpost on Virnsberger Straße: “Aldi 32 minutes,” it read there. Or “Edeka 33 minutes.” The Nuremberger Westen Citizens' Association knows what this is all about.
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Nuremberger Westen is getting impatient: That's why they are now carrying their money to Fürth

Nuremberg - There was a strange signpost on Virnsberger Straße: “Aldi 32 minutes,” it read there. Or “Edeka 33 minutes.” The Nuremberger Westen Citizens' Association knows what this is all about.

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nn.de broke the news in on Thursday, September 28, 2023.
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