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	&quot;The Dutch experts said the bodies are well stored,&quot; OSCE spokeswoman Olesia Oleshko said of the victims, whose bodies have been placed into cooled train wagons in the town of Torez.</div>
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	OSCE monitors have been observing the crash site of flight MH17during the past days. Oleshko said pro-Russian separatists controlling the area started granting wider access at the weekend.</div>
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Dutch team completes first inspection of MH17 crash victims

Vienna - Dutch forensic experts have carried out a first inspection of the more than 200 bodies recovered from a Malaysia Airlines crash site in eastern Ukraine, the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) says.