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pron. wie...ook; al wie?whoever1 om het even wie ⇒ wie (dan) ook, al wie♦voorbeelden:1 whoever you meet, don't speak to them • wie je ook tegenkomt, spreek hen niet aan♦voorbeelden:1 whoever can that be? • wie kan dat toch zijn?give it to whoever you like • geef het aan wie je ook wil
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