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DSS virtually safe in top flight after massive win over rival. 'This system seems to suit us very well'

DSS virtually safe in top flight after massive win over rival. 'This system seems to suit us very well'

The DSS women's football team achieved a dominant 7-0 victory against rivals Wartburgia, nearly guaranteeing their survival in the top league early this season. This significant win marks a shift for the club, which has struggled with late-season relegation battles in previous years.

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Weekend tips: things to do in Haarlem (July 31 - August 2)

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Too cool, ethnic fetishes and the search for self: Glen Faria and Kiriko Mechanicus in De Zwoele Stad

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