Dieter Moerlein, mayor of Eppelheim, sits on his 'no-interest' bench in Eppelheim near Heidelberg, April 8 , 2011. After residents of the southwestern city of Eppelheim complained teenagers always sat on the top of benches, rather than on the seat itself which they dirtied with their shoes, Mayor Moerlein came up with the idea of putting the seat on top. The first of Moerlein's benches was installed last week and he is already fielding calls from interested cities in Germany. The mayor of 17 years calls them "no-interest" benches because teens have "no interest in following etiquette. TO GO WITH REUTERS LIFE! GERMANY-PARKBENCH/ REUTERS/Alex Domanski (GERMANY - Tags: POLITICS SOCIETY)

Dieter Moerlein, mayor of Eppelheim, sits on his 'no-interest' bench in Eppelheim near Heidelberg, April 8 , 2011. After residents of the southwestern city of Eppelheim complained teenagers always sat on the top of benches, rather than on the seat itself which they dirtied with their shoes, Mayor Moerlein came up with the idea of putting the seat on top. The first of Moerlein's benches was installed last week and he is already fielding calls from interested cities in Germany. The mayor of 17 years calls them "no-interest" benches because teens have "no interest in following etiquette. TO GO WITH REUTERS LIFE! GERMANY-PARKBENCH/ REUTERS/Alex Domanski (GERMANY - Tags: POLITICS SOCIETY)

Dieter Moerlein, mayor of Eppelheim, sits on his 'no-interest' bench in Eppelheim near Heidelberg, April 8 , 2011. After residents of the southwestern city of Eppelheim complained teenagers always sat on the top of benches, rather than on the seat itself which they dirtied with their shoes, Mayor Moerlein came up with the idea of putting the seat on top. The first of Moerlein's benches was installed last week and he is already fielding calls from interested cities in Germany. The mayor of 17 years calls them "no-interest" benches because teens have "no interest in following etiquette. Sign reads - 'zero interest' TO GO WITH REUTERS LIFE! GERMANY-PARKBENCH/ REUTERS/Alex Domanski (GERMANY - Tags: POLITICS SOCIETY)

Dieter Moerlein, mayor of Eppelheim, sits on his 'no-interest' bench in Eppelheim near Heidelberg, April 8 , 2011. After residents of the southwestern city of Eppelheim complained teenagers always sat on the top of benches, rather than on the seat itself which they dirtied with their shoes, Mayor Moerlein came up with the idea of putting the seat on top. The first of Moerlein's benches was installed last week and he is already fielding calls from interested cities in Germany. The mayor of 17 years calls them "no-interest" benches because teens have "no interest in following etiquette. TO GO WITH REUTERS LIFE! GERMANY-PARKBENCH/ REUTERS/Alex Domanski (GERMANY - Tags: POLITICS SOCIETY)

A couple kiss on a park bench January 11, 2002 near a wall with pro-ETA
graffiti reading "Long Live ETA" referring to the Basque separatist
guerrilla group which has waged a campaign of shootings and bombings
for more than thirty years in its demand for an independent state in
northern Spain and southwestern France. Since breaking a cease fire in
1999, ETA has claimed 35 killings. REUTERS/Pablo Sanchez

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