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'When spring came, even the false spring, there were no problems except where to be happiest." ヘミングウェイの"A Moveable Feast"という作品の一節らしいのですが（実際に読んでいるわけではなく、ある記事に引用されていましたので）、意味がよくわかりません。どなたか教えて頂けませんか。
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Differences in appointment time can create real problems when people from many different cultures must function together. Many years ago, I helped to take 20 bus loads of youths of many nation from Tokyo to Osaka to visit EXPO '70. There were problems every time the bus left in the morning after a stopover. The Japanese arrived early and were sitting on the buses by 9:00 a.m. The Indians and Southeast Asians never came on time, and usually someone would have to go get them. Some of them were still asleep or just getting dressed. Even then, they never hurried. 日本語訳 たくさんの違う文化をもつ人々が一緒に動かなければならない時、アポイントメント時間の違いは大問題を引き起こします。かなり前、私はエキスポ70に行くために、東京から大阪までバス20台分の多くの国の若者たちを連れて行くのを手伝いました。(人を乗せるためにどこかに）泊りの後、午前中にバスが出発するときはいつでも問題が起きました。日本人は早めに着いて、午前9時までにはバスに乗車していました。インド人と東南アジアからの人は決して時間どおりには来ず、通常誰かが連れてこなければなりませんでした。そうした人たちのうち幾人かは、まだ寝ていたり着替え中の人もいました。そのような時ですら決して急ごうとはしませんでした。
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- 英語の文章と和訳がありますが、和訳は正しいですか？
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- “cafe girls”とは？―ヘミングウェイ「異国にて」（質問その２）
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