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First sentence: In December 1949 Martin Heidegger, banned from lecturing in the University of Freiburg on account of his involvement with Nazism, gave a series of four addresses to 'The Club' in Bremen, a gathering of business and professional people who, for the most part, had no great interest in or understanding of philosophy, but who were happy to turn out to hear a man known as their country's most influential living philosopher.
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