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"Dutch" in English language

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Latest post Fri, Jun 24 2005 11:16 PM by Usenet. 0 replies.
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Arthur    641152 Fri, 24 Jun 05 11:16 PM

It was me who asked the question about "Dutch" in the English language. I said, that lots of phrases with "Dutch" have a negative meaning. I was kidding when I said that I wondered why, because "the Dutch are nice people, arent they?"... Sorry, if you didn't see I was kidding, guys!!! Anyway, I got lots of responses to my serious question, thank you all. But.. it was never my intention to start a political debate, ok?

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