"We are not sure where they are, " said Royal Dutch Air Force Colonel Jakobus Bouma, the base's deputy commander.

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Even airlines are getting in on the act, with Franco-Dutch carrier Air France-KLM currently in talks with Veolia Environnement's transport subsidiary over a possible joint venture in rail.

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Berlusconi, widely expected to return as the prime minister of Italy following parliamentary elections in mid-April, is calling for a group of Italian investors to make a bid for Alitalia and prevent it from falling in the hands of Franco-Dutch airline Air France-KLM.

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Even airlines are getting in on the act, with Franco-Dutch carrier Air France-KLM (other-otc: AFLYY - news - people ) currently in talks with Veolia Environnement (nyse: VE - news - people )'s transport subsidiary over a possible joint venture in rail.

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There's an upside to all this: As you know, the name New York City is Dutch for "No Central Air, " and that makes window air conditioners the great leveler.

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Air France-KLM, the Franco-Dutch airline, says it made a big loss in 2012, blaming sharply rising fuel costs and trouble with its cargo business.

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With a wave of the legislative wand, the Dutch government has transformed Camp Zeist, a former American air base, into a little piece of Scotland for the duration of the trial.

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Currently, the carbon byproduct is released into the air, but there is the possibility of it being sequestered, which technology oil majors like Royal Dutch Shell and Exxon Mobil are exploring.

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Air France-KLM and Alitalia may not be the best of friends, following the Franco-Dutch carrier's tortuous failed attempt to acquire its near-bankrupt Italian rival earlier this year, but on Tuesday Silvio Berlusconi extended an olive branch to keep the carriers on good terms.

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