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"etymology_text": "Literally, \"comrade lace-up shoe\". In World War I, the soldiers of the German Empire had laceless boots (similar to wellies or riding boots), while the Austrians wore lace-up boots.",
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"word": "Kamerad Schnürschuh"
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