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Poll Dance

Politics in the Netherlands swings to the right

Wednesday, May 15, 2002: Outgoing Dutch Prime Minister Wim Kok comforts his Labor Party colleague and Ad Melkert after exit poll results were announced in Amsterdam. Dutch opposition parties were the big winners in Wednesday's elections, ending eight years of center-left alliance under Kok.

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