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    Nederlandse Coeliakie Vereniging (Dutch Celiac Society)
    P.O. Box 65
    3860 AB Nijkerk
    The Netherlands
    Tel: 31 (26) 3635362
    Fax: 31 (26) 3635362
    Tel.: ++ 31 33 247 10 40
    Fax.: ++ 31 33 247 10 42
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