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  7. Eduardo de Campos Valadares
  8. Janet Valade
  9. Carlos Valcarcel
  10. Patrick Valduriez
  11. Michael Valentine
  12. Michael Hayes Valentine
  13. Arie van Bennekum
  14. Andries van Dam
  15. Christophe Van den Bulte
  16. Rick Van Der Lans
  17. Rick F. van der Lans
  18. Peter van der Linden
  19. Leendert Van Doorn
  20. Douglas K. van Duyne
  21. Theodore Van Duzer
  22. Frank van Gilluwe
  23. Mark Van Harmelen
  24. Marc van Lint
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