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“Nog één keer zaten met z'n allen in die bol, waarna de gymleraar het teken gaf, we opstonden en we uit alle macht de parachute omhoogtrokken en loslieten. De parachute vloog naar boven en leek daar even te zweven. En daarmee was het speelmoment over.”

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