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Johan de Wit's insane 24 hours: from gold to nothing in a roaring skating arena

Johan de Wit's insane 24 hours: from gold to nothing in a roaring skating arena

Speed skating coach Johan de Wit experienced contrasting fortunes within a 24-hour period during a recent competition. While his pupil Zhongyan Ning secured a gold medal in the 1,500-meter race on Thursday, his other top athlete, Miho Takagi, finished in sixth place in the same event the following day.

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Hussein has mixed feelings after selling his IJmuiden steakhouse: 'In life you will sometimes fail, try again and maybe fail again'

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North Holland traffic: delays on the A7 and A9 during the Thursday morning rush hour, June 4

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'I didn't know I had to leave,' says Evert Roelofs, owner of Pavilion Het Witte Huis for just three days

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Shia LaBeouf pleads guilty to battery after Mardi Gras fight

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