Dutch parliamentary elections 2012 – Do you still…
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Tug Lauwersmeer entering the harbour of Leiden
Tug Lauwersmeer entering the harbour of Leiden
Tug Lauwersmeer entering the harbour of Leiden
Tug Lauwersmeer entering the harbour of Leiden
Tug Lauwersmeer entering the harbour of Leiden
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2009 Ferrari California
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Remnants of Villa Bianca in Noordwijk
Remnants of Villa Bianca in Noordwijk
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Entrance to the Leeuwenhorst estate
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Dutch parliamentary elections 2012 – Do you still believe them?


This is mr. Slob. If you think this is an unfortunate name, consider that we had a prime minister who was called mr. Kok. Now mr. Kok was in London once, together with the CEO of the Dutch telecom company who was called mr. Dik, for a diplomatic occasion. Must have been fun when mr. Kok and mr. Dik from the Netherlands were introduced. Too bad mr. Slob wasn't there.
Anyway, mr. Slob is the leader of a small Christian party. He wants shops to close on Sundays.
Anyway, mr. Slob is the leader of a small Christian party. He wants shops to close on Sundays.
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