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Wind turbines are pictured in this multiple exposure at the German village of Feldheim February 21, 2013. Feldheim, a 60-minute drive south of Berlin and home to about 125 people, is Germany's first and only energy self-sufficient village. Germany is a world leader in renewable energy and derives a quarter of its electricity from renewables, but rising prices have turned into a major political issue ahead of the election. Picture taken February 21, 2013. REUTERS/Tobias Schwarz

Wind turbines are pictured. Image: REUTERS/Tobias Schwarz

Juerg Zeltner
President , UBS Wealth Management.
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