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Recent observations indicate extra power in the primordial perturbatio
n spectrum at large scales. Nonflat spectra of adiabatic perturbations
generated in a realistic double inflationary model are used to calcul
ate the fluctuations of the microwave background radiation at large, i
ntermediate and small angles. At large angles the predicted temperatur
e fluctuations are in accordance with those predicted by a flat pertur
bation spectrum. Deviations occur at intermediate and at small angles,
Normalizing the calculated temperature fluctuations by the observed C
OBE quadrupole one can deliver predictions for different small angle e
xperiments. Predictions about the place and the height of a step in th
e perturbation spectrum could be made from two positive experiments on
different small or intermediate angular scales