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The Hague, Netherlands - 31 July 2014

1. Arrival of Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte and Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak

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Hrabove, Ukraine - 18 July 2014

2. Wide of piece of crashed plane's wing

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The Hague, Netherlands - 31 July 2014

3. SOUNDBITE (English) Najib Razak, Malaysian Prime Minister: (Transcript below)

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Hrabove, Ukraine - 19 July 2014

4. Various of plane debris

5. People walking past part of crash site

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The Hague, Netherlands - 31 July 2014

3. SOUNDBITE (English) Najib Razak, Malaysian Prime Minister: (Transcript below)

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Hilersum, Netherlands - 31 July 2014

4. Mid shot Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak and his wife, Rosmah Mansor, laying flowers at memorial for MH17 passengers

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Rozsypne, Ukraine - 31 July 2014

5. Mid, OSCE investigator putting on armored vest

6. Travelling shot of OSCE convoy en route to crash site, driving around barricades

7. Convoy stopped at rebel checkpoint, then moving through

8. Wide of shell hitting in distance; AUDIO: explosion; travelling shot from inside vehicle racing away

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Hilersum, Netherlands - 31 July 2014

Mid shot Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak and his wife, Rosmah Mansor, laying flowers

Mid shot flowers at memorial

Close-up condolence note on flowers from Razak

VOICE-OVER:

MALAYSIA'S PRIME MINISTER IS CALLING ON UKRAINIAN AND PRO-RUSSIAN SEPARATISTS TO AGREE TO A CEASE-FIRE IN THE AREA SURROUNDING THE SITE WHERE MALAYSIA AIRLINES FLIGHT 17 WAS SHOT DOWN.

(SOT: Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak)

"The conflict in eastern Ukraine may not be easily resolved, but the people on board that plane had no part in it."

TWO WEEKS AFTER THE PLANE'S DESTRUCTION, THE REMAINS AND PERSONAL POSSESSIONS OF MANY OF THE VICTIMS HAVEN'T BEEN RECOVERED _ TO THE ANGUISH OF THEIR RELATIVES AND FRIENDS.

(SOT: Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak)

"We ask there be an immediate cessation of hostilities in and around the crash site by both Ukrainian and separatist forces. We ask that all sides respect the lives lost and the integrity of the crash site so that the investigation may proceed."

THE MALAYSIAN LEADER SPOKE SHORTLY BEFORE INVESTIGATORS SUCCEEDED IN REACHING THE CRASH SITE FOR THE FIRST TIME.

INVESTIGATORS WERE ALLOWED THROUGH A CHECKPOINT LEADING TO THE CRASH SITE BY A RIFLE-TOTING MILITIAMAN WHO THEN FIRED A WARNING SHOT TO PREVENT REPORTERS FROM ACCOMPANYING THE CONVOY.

THE INTERNATIONAL TEAM OF POLICE AND FORENSIC EXPERTS ARE EXPECTED TO INITIALLY FOCUS THEIR EFFORTS ON RETRIEVING BODIES STILL ON THE SITE AND COLLECTING VICTIMS' BELONGINGS.

IT REMAINS UNCLEAR EXACTLY HOW MANY BODIES REMAIN AND WHAT CONDITION THEY ARE IN AFTER BEING EXPOSED FOR SO LONG TO THE ELEMENTS.

ALL 298 PASSENGERS AND CREW ABOARD FLIGHT 17 WERE KILLED, INCLUDING 43 MALAYSIANS AND 195 DUTCH NATIONALS.

TRACY BROWN/Associated Press