Voorbeelden van het gebruik van The telegraaf in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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The Telegraaf Media Groep paid 43.7 million euros for it in 2010.
The telegraaf was like the chickens to do an'independent' investigation.
Martin, why do you think the Telegraaf is known as the Pedograaf?
I also had a large article in the Telegraaf at the same time.
Also names like the Telegraaf NOS with their News items were missing on his list.
But fortunately we have the Telegraaf and other newspapers that are involved in perception management.
The Telegraaf stated Wednesday that L'Oréal has ended Sylvie's prestigious contract with the cosmetics brand.
In mid-2007 the Telegraaf Media Groep took part of ING on which the publisher 85% of the company got hold of.
In 2007, the Telegraaf Media Groep NV acquired 85%(now 22.85%)
At least, that was the statement given by GeenStijl and the Telegraaf.
I await the messages from Bill and the Telegraaf before drawing any conclusions.
Elsevier and the Telegraaf the abdomen of the Dutch civilisation rules.
Nl(together with the editorial staff of the Telegraaf) published his personal data.
An investigation by the Telegraaf demonstrated that some pictures on the website contained secret announcements.
Whether the piece in the Telegraaf has resulted in many telephone calls, they cannot say.
A day after the murder the picture had already been prominently published on the front page of the Telegraaf.
According to a recent article in the Telegraaf, the golden years revive in the fashionable Spanish resort of Marbella,
Voting via Internet is'fundamentally wrong' In an article with the headline'Brussels promotes online voting' the Telegraaf writes early 2001.
Voting via Internet is'fundamentally wrong' In an article with the headline'Brussels promotes online voting' the Telegraaf writes early 2001.
Together with the Telegraaf GeenStijl succeeded in badly damaging someone by quoting from personal documents which had been obtained in a dubious way.