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		</div><p>A Belgian appeals court has ruled that King Albert must provide DNA in a court case brought by a woman who claims to be the love child of the former Belgian monarch. The decision came as a surprise after a lower court ruled Delphine Boel could not rely on such forensic evidence to establish paternity.</p>
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