huis-aan-huis bladen
English translation: Free (local/regional) papers/weeklies
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| na | Free (local/regional) papers/weeklies |
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| na | door to door flyers |
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| na | gratis local/regional papers |
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Free (local/regional) papers/weeklies Explanation: "Huis-aan-huis bladen in the Netherlands have no subscribers. They earn their keep through adverts and are simply dropped in your mailbox, unless you object. |
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door to door flyers Explanation: I think unsolicited papers like that would be called flyers |
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gratis local/regional papers Explanation: jarry is right, liesbeth should study the Lord's prayer: "Dear God, please teach me how to keep quiet until I know what I am talking about. Amen." Norstedts. |
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