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The Hague Building Collapse and Suriname's December Murders Commemorated
Search and rescue operations continue in The Hague following a building collapse, while Amsterdam commemorates the December murders in Suriname, highlighting the unserved justice for victims despite Desi Bouterse's conviction.
The Hague Building Collapse and Suriname's December Murders Commemorated
Search and rescue operations continue in The Hague following a building collapse, while Amsterdam commemorates the December murders in Suriname, highlighting the unserved justice for victims despite Desi Bouterse's conviction.
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24% Bias Score
"Sardinia Cyclocross World Cup Cancelled Due to Extreme Winds"
"Due to unsafe 100 km/h winds causing significant damage to the course, including the collapse of tents and fences, the UCI Cyclocross World Cup in Cabras, Sardinia, was cancelled on December 8th, 2024; this follows a similar cancellation in Koksijde in 2016."
"Sardinia Cyclocross World Cup Cancelled Due to Extreme Winds"
"Due to unsafe 100 km/h winds causing significant damage to the course, including the collapse of tents and fences, the UCI Cyclocross World Cup in Cabras, Sardinia, was cancelled on December 8th, 2024; this follows a similar cancellation in Koksijde in 2016."
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28% Bias Score
Feyenoord's Hadj Moussa: From Benchwarmer to Star, But Room for Improvement Remains
Anis Hadj Moussa, a 22-year-old Algerian footballer, has dramatically improved his performance at Feyenoord after struggling at Vitesse, culminating in a man-of-the-match award against Manchester City; however, his crossing accuracy remains an area for development.
Feyenoord's Hadj Moussa: From Benchwarmer to Star, But Room for Improvement Remains
Anis Hadj Moussa, a 22-year-old Algerian footballer, has dramatically improved his performance at Feyenoord after struggling at Vitesse, culminating in a man-of-the-match award against Manchester City; however, his crossing accuracy remains an area for development.
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40% Bias Score
Sardinia Cyclocross World Cup Canceled Due to Extreme Winds
The UCI Cyclocross World Cup in Cabras, Sardinia, was canceled on December 8, 2024, due to strong winds exceeding 100 km/h, causing unsafe conditions with damaged infrastructure including a burned-down press room, as shown in videos and photos.
Sardinia Cyclocross World Cup Canceled Due to Extreme Winds
The UCI Cyclocross World Cup in Cabras, Sardinia, was canceled on December 8, 2024, due to strong winds exceeding 100 km/h, causing unsafe conditions with damaged infrastructure including a burned-down press room, as shown in videos and photos.
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36% Bias Score
Netherlands defeats Belgium in FIH Pro League shootout
The Netherlands' men's hockey team defeated Belgium 3-3 in a shootout in the FIH Pro League, securing their 50th win under coach Jeroen Delmée and showcasing goalkeeper Maurits Visser's crucial role in the victory.
Netherlands defeats Belgium in FIH Pro League shootout
The Netherlands' men's hockey team defeated Belgium 3-3 in a shootout in the FIH Pro League, securing their 50th win under coach Jeroen Delmée and showcasing goalkeeper Maurits Visser's crucial role in the victory.
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4% Bias Score
"Van 't Wout Falls Three Times, Still Secures Fourth in Beijing Short Track"
"Dutch short track speed skater Jens van 't Wout had a challenging day at the World Tour in Beijing, falling three times but still managing a fourth-place finish in the 500m and contributing to his team's relay final qualification."
"Van 't Wout Falls Three Times, Still Secures Fourth in Beijing Short Track"
"Dutch short track speed skater Jens van 't Wout had a challenging day at the World Tour in Beijing, falling three times but still managing a fourth-place finish in the 500m and contributing to his team's relay final qualification."
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24% Bias Score
80th Anniversary of Daring WWII Prison Raid in Leeuwarden
Eighty years ago, five Dutch resistance fighters infiltrated Leeuwarden's Blokhuispoort prison and freed 52 prisoners without firing a shot, showcasing daring tactics and an unexplained lack of German retaliation.
80th Anniversary of Daring WWII Prison Raid in Leeuwarden
Eighty years ago, five Dutch resistance fighters infiltrated Leeuwarden's Blokhuispoort prison and freed 52 prisoners without firing a shot, showcasing daring tactics and an unexplained lack of German retaliation.
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44% Bias Score
Netherlands Implements Increased Border Checks with Minimal Initial Disruption
Increased border controls in the Netherlands begin Monday, focusing on combating human trafficking and illegal immigration; despite initial concerns from border mayors, the Royal Marechaussee will use existing resources, minimizing expected disruption.
Netherlands Implements Increased Border Checks with Minimal Initial Disruption
Increased border controls in the Netherlands begin Monday, focusing on combating human trafficking and illegal immigration; despite initial concerns from border mayors, the Royal Marechaussee will use existing resources, minimizing expected disruption.
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36% Bias Score
AZ Alkmaar's Eenhoorn Steps Down After Ten Years
After ten years as AZ Alkmaar's general director, Robert Eenhoorn is stepping down, reflecting on his successes, including a strong start and second place finish, but also expressing regret for their trophy drought and controversial decision to fire Arne Slot.
AZ Alkmaar's Eenhoorn Steps Down After Ten Years
After ten years as AZ Alkmaar's general director, Robert Eenhoorn is stepping down, reflecting on his successes, including a strong start and second place finish, but also expressing regret for their trophy drought and controversial decision to fire Arne Slot.
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4% Bias Score
Amsterdam Halts Use of Scan Car Data for Stolen Vehicle Recovery Due to Privacy Concerns
Amsterdam parking enforcement officers will stop using scan car data to locate stolen vehicles due to privacy violations; the practice, which recovered roughly 90 cars annually, repurposed data collected for parking enforcement, raising concerns about data use and inter-governmental data sharing.
Amsterdam Halts Use of Scan Car Data for Stolen Vehicle Recovery Due to Privacy Concerns
Amsterdam parking enforcement officers will stop using scan car data to locate stolen vehicles due to privacy violations; the practice, which recovered roughly 90 cars annually, repurposed data collected for parking enforcement, raising concerns about data use and inter-governmental data sharing.
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36% Bias Score
"AZ defeats Ajax 2-1 in Alkmaar, widening title gap to PSV"
"AZ defeated Ajax 2-1 in Alkmaar, extending Ajax's six-match winless streak in the city and widening the gap to league-leading PSV to nine points; two Ajax goals were disallowed."
"AZ defeats Ajax 2-1 in Alkmaar, widening title gap to PSV"
"AZ defeated Ajax 2-1 in Alkmaar, extending Ajax's six-match winless streak in the city and widening the gap to league-leading PSV to nine points; two Ajax goals were disallowed."
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40% Bias Score
"AZ Edges Ajax 1-0 in Tense Eredivisie Match"
"AZ defeated Ajax 1-0 in a tightly contested match decided by Troy Parrott's goal and several controversial refereeing decisions; the game featured numerous near misses, yellow cards, and heated exchanges between players."
"AZ Edges Ajax 1-0 in Tense Eredivisie Match"
"AZ defeated Ajax 1-0 in a tightly contested match decided by Troy Parrott's goal and several controversial refereeing decisions; the game featured numerous near misses, yellow cards, and heated exchanges between players."
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24% Bias Score
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