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An article in Dutch and early Afrikaans, equivalent to Afrikaans "die" or English "the".

It is normally not taken into account in listing words in a bibliography, the following word is taken for that purpose: e.g. for De Nieuwe Ridderorde by C.E. Boniface, see Nieuwe Ridderorde, De or for De Haat Verstomt waar Liefde Komt by Melt Brink, see Haat Verstomt waar Liefde Komt, De, and so on.

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−	An article in [[Dutch]] and early [[Afrikaans]], equivalent to [[Afrikaans]] "die" or English "the". ~~See under following word~~ in a ~~title~~, e.g. for ''[[De Nieuwe Ridderorde]]'' by [[C.E. Boniface]], see ''[[Nieuwe Ridderorde, De]]'' or for ''[[De Haat Verstomt waar Liefde Komt]]'' by [[Melt Brink]], see ''[[Haat Verstomt waar Liefde Komt, De]]'', and so on.	+	An article in [[Dutch]] and early [[Afrikaans]], equivalent to [[Afrikaans]] "die" or English "the".
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		+	It is normally not taken into account in listing words in a bibliography, the following word is taken for that purpose: e.g. for ''[[De Nieuwe Ridderorde]]'' by [[C.E. Boniface]], see ''[[Nieuwe Ridderorde, De]]'' or for ''[[De Haat Verstomt waar Liefde Komt]]'' by [[Melt Brink]], see ''[[Haat Verstomt waar Liefde Komt, De]]'', and so on.