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Op vrijdag 12 januari 2007 12:59 schreef KirmiziBeyaz het volgende:Men kan niet eens fatsoenlijk het proces water- tot landdier beschrijven en bewijzen. Dan heb ik het nog niet eens gehad over de overgangen naar vliegende dieren. Voor mij is er juist geen reden om niet aan dat denkraam te gaan twijfelen.
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