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Scandinavia
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  • In America, I have an "ethnic" face, a certain immigrant look that says, "I'm not Scandinavian."†  (source)
    Scandinavian = of Norway, Sweden, Denmark and sometimes Finland & Iceland
  • "Do you speak English?" the husband asked in English, though with a decidedly Scandinavian cadence.†  (source)
  • The three of us pitched in for Daddy's present—a thick Scandinavian sweater that makes him look like an ice fisherman.†  (source)
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  • I studied the hundreds of Scandinavian teenagers seated in the hall while I was being introduced.†  (source)
    Scandinavian = of Norway, Sweden, Denmark and sometimes Finland & Iceland
  • He was a gigantic figure here in Scandinavia, marking the transition from the Baroque period to the Age of Enlightenment.†  (source)
    Scandinavia = Norway, Sweden, Denmark and sometimes Finland & Iceland
  • It may be different elsewhere in the country, but in Zebulon County, which was settled mostly by English, Germans, and Scandinavians, a good appearance was the source and the sign of all other good things.†  (source)
    Scandinavians = people of Norway, Sweden, Denmark and sometimes Finland & Iceland
  • The mood of the room was tasteful, and peaceful—a Scandinavian bachelor pad.†  (source)
    Scandinavian = of Norway, Sweden, Denmark and sometimes Finland & Iceland
  • All this blond wood is from Scandinavia.†  (source)
    Scandinavia = Norway, Sweden, Denmark and sometimes Finland & Iceland
  • Why did Scandinavians-who scored high on the happiness scale-have one of the highest suicide rates in the world?†  (source)
    Scandinavians = people of Norway, Sweden, Denmark and sometimes Finland & Iceland
  • Aria's dad was an art history professor, and the family had spent the last two years in Iceland while he helped do research for a TV documentary on Scandinavian art.†  (source)
    Scandinavian = of Norway, Sweden, Denmark and sometimes Finland & Iceland
  • After nearly getting killed by a falling rock low on the Southwest Face, Petter Neby, the solo Norwegian climber, was already gone: he'd quietly left Base Camp one morning and returned to Scandinavia.†  (source)
    Scandinavia = Norway, Sweden, Denmark and sometimes Finland & Iceland
  • There were books on Eskimos, Scandinavians, dairy farms in 'Wisconsin, and the Japanese pearl divers, but I could find no books or information on rural blacks in the Yamacraw school library.†  (source)
    Scandinavians = people of Norway, Sweden, Denmark and sometimes Finland & Iceland
  • The Scandinavian night was not very dark yet, though soon, when winter came, the night would be not only dark but very long, night skies beginning in the late afternoon and lasting through morning.†  (source)
    Scandinavian = of Norway, Sweden, Denmark and sometimes Finland & Iceland
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