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Amsterdam to buy out young people's debt
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Three people were wounded while police search for at least one suspect.
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Man, six children rescued from Netherlands basement after nine years
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Dutch euthanasia critic's warning as NZ debate continues
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Mass shooting in The Netherlands
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A peculiarly Dutch summer rite: Children abandoned in the night woods
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Four suspects charged with murder over shooting down of MH17
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Dutch university to employ only women
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