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Royalty just like us
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Royalty just like us
Norwegians wonder if monarchy is losing its regal luster
By DOUG MELLGREN
Associated Press
Sunday, June 17, 2001
Oslo, Norway -- It was the standard Constitution Day spectacle --
thousands of children parading through sporadic drizzle, the royal
family beaming and waving from its 153-year-old palace.
But there was an unusual addition to the lineup on the palace
balcony for last month's parade: an unwed mother who is set to marry
Cr...
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