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Spaarnestad women suffer rare defeat after 14 consecutive wins: 'It wasn't our day'

Spaarnestad women suffer rare defeat after 14 consecutive wins: 'It wasn't our day'

The Spaarnestad women's volleyball team suffered a 3-1 home defeat against Havoc, ending a 14-game winning streak. The loss prevented the team from clinching the unofficial first division B championship title in front of their supporters due to the pressure of the occasion.

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US announces new import tariffs of 10 and 12.5 percent

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Actor Cees Geel laid to rest: 'Intimate and loving farewell'

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Weekend tips: things to do in Haarlem (July 24-26)

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After Belgium, Dutch reporting center also finds no discrimination by Sophie Straat

After Belgium, Dutch reporting center also finds no discrimination by Sophie Straat

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