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Milo (22) and Mels (23) lost a friend to suicide: 'It brought us closer together'

Milo (22) and Mels (23) lost a friend to suicide: 'It brought us closer together'

Milo Elfers and Mels Dings share how their friendship grew stronger after the tragic loss of a mutual friend to suicide. Their story is part of a series highlighting the significance of social bonds among young adults living in the Haarlem and Amsterdam regions.

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Only a miracle can save Haarlem's combined rail maintenance. 'Destruction of capital'

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Jetten: first social security deal, then talk about money

Jetten: first social security deal, then talk about money

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