The Dutch favor a touch of spice in their food -- Indonesian and Surinamese dishes are popular.
The Dutch scientists have touched a nerve but their definition of art is too narrow, too simplistic.
"About that time," Luckett told me, "this Englishman and a Dutch guy got in touch and said they wanted to start a blues club in Clarksdale.
The Dutch hardly got a touch in the first 20 minutes and it was no surprise when the Germans opened the scoring, Allofs converting the rebound after a ferocious Schuster shot crashed back off a post.
So feasibility studies are under way on the costly options of building railways to take coal to Russia, and thence out to Korea and Japan via Vladivostok, or to Dandong on the Chinese-North Korea border and thence by sea to South Korea.A touch of Dutch on the steppesNot everyone in Mongolia looks at the growth projections and goes giddy with delight.
With his producer Yanou the future architect of Cascada's multi-platinum Eurodance behemoth, "Everytime We Touch"—and Dutch vocalist Do van der Kolk having seemingly been left in the recesses of the cosmos DJ Sammy created "Heaven".
Leaders of Ghanaian women's organizations were described as being in touch with Dutch organizations such as the Public Health Service and the local government district.
Dutch law requires a further five minute 'no touch' period after death has been declared before any measures to procure organs can begin, similar to recommendations by the US Institute of Medicine.
It's a mix between Catalan and Dutch football, with some touches of Brazilian and Argentine.
In 2009, when Archbishop Desmond Tutu appeared on the show ("I'm as mystified as you," the host remarked to his audience that night), Ferguson opened with a short history of South Africa that touched on Dutch colonialism, the Boer Wars, the origins of apartheid, and Tutu's career.
Under EU rules, work-permit requirements for Bulgarian and Romanian citizens are due to expire on January 1st, and Labour is worried that an influx of new immigrants would expose it to attack.The dyke-break metaphor is a hoary one in Dutch politics, but it touches deep roots.
