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Protest against data center gets out of hand: protesters break through fence, police intervene
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Facts and myths about the millionaire's tax: economist Aart Gerritsen explains what does and does not work
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Asylum Minister Van den Brink: Highly disturbing that we are now seeing migrant boats in Dutch waters as well
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