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5 English-speaking couples just recently visited Copenhagen, and they all had their favourite torurist attraction. Eric and his wife slept in the d'Angleterre Hotel. Mrs. Smith - Dora - and her husband are from Wales. The couple from Ireland loved The Little Mermaid and slept in the Radisson Hotel. Thomas and Maggie slept at Hotel "Nine Small Homes". Mike and Lizzie liked The National Museum a lot. Clara Reese was not from Australia, but the Australians slept in the Scandic Hotel, and none of them was Dave. Joanna Taylor celebrated her anniversary with James. The Cullen couple is from the USA. Those who liked Christiansborg Castle used the d'Angleterre Hotel. Those at the d'Angleterre Hotel were not Parrot, and the Parrot couple did not visit Christiania. Dave is from Ireland.
Which couple used the Radisson Hotel?
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