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Whether you're starting a new job, making friends at a party, or meeting someone at the playground, there's one simple phrase you'll hear again and again in Austria: Freut mich!

A convicted Austrian far-right extremist will stand as a candidate in Vienna for the city's local elections later this month, after his conviction went unnoticed.