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Dutch King Willem-Alexander and Queen Maxima pay last respect to victims of Flight MH17

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As the first of the 40 hearses edged into view yesterday, muffled cries of anguish could be heard.

Sitting behind screens to protect their privacy, hundreds of relatives watched as 40 coffins containing MH17 victims arrived at the airport and were placed with great dignity into the black vehicles.

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