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Sweden's Earliest "Summer" On Record As Temperatures Cross 10 Degree Mark
Sweden has posted its earliest ever start to what it considers to be "summer", with three southern towns posting average temperatures above 10 degrees C (50F) for five straight days, the country's meteorological service said Thursday.
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Germany's DB Schenker To Order 1,500 Electric Trucks From Sweden's Volta
DB Schenker will use prototype electric trucks in the spring and summer of 2022 in distribution operations, findings from which will be used in the production of 1,470 electric trucks.
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Museum Of Failure Set To Open In Sweden, It's Full Of Product 'Fails'
The Museum of Failure is set to open this summer in Sweden. But the aim of the museum isn't to mock flopped products. Instead, the museum's curator hopes that by prominently showcasing "failure," others will be inspired to take more risks of their own.
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Sweden's Wine Industry is Maturing Nicely Thanks to Climate Change
Milder summers mean Europe's most northerly winegrowers can challenge rival producers, but the Swedish alcohol laws are just one of many obstacles they face.
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Johan Elmander joins Norwich on season-long loan
Elmander, who has scored 19 goals in 71 matches for Sweden, will challenge fellow new signings Ricky van Wolfswinkel and Gary Hooper for a place in the first team and is Norwich's eighth summer addition.
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1992, Denmark
Sweden were chosen over Spain to host the 1992 European Championship as Spain had already been chosen to host the EXPO 1992 and the 1992 Summer Olympics. Again, the host nation got a default entry into the final stage while seven other teams had to qualify for it.
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Sweden's Earliest "Summer" On Record As Temperatures Cross 10 Degree Mark
Sweden has posted its earliest ever start to what it considers to be "summer", with three southern towns posting average temperatures above 10 degrees C (50F) for five straight days, the country's meteorological service said Thursday.
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Germany's DB Schenker To Order 1,500 Electric Trucks From Sweden's Volta
DB Schenker will use prototype electric trucks in the spring and summer of 2022 in distribution operations, findings from which will be used in the production of 1,470 electric trucks.
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Museum Of Failure Set To Open In Sweden, It's Full Of Product 'Fails'
The Museum of Failure is set to open this summer in Sweden. But the aim of the museum isn't to mock flopped products. Instead, the museum's curator hopes that by prominently showcasing "failure," others will be inspired to take more risks of their own.
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Sweden's Wine Industry is Maturing Nicely Thanks to Climate Change
Milder summers mean Europe's most northerly winegrowers can challenge rival producers, but the Swedish alcohol laws are just one of many obstacles they face.
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Johan Elmander joins Norwich on season-long loan
Elmander, who has scored 19 goals in 71 matches for Sweden, will challenge fellow new signings Ricky van Wolfswinkel and Gary Hooper for a place in the first team and is Norwich's eighth summer addition.
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1992, Denmark
Sweden were chosen over Spain to host the 1992 European Championship as Spain had already been chosen to host the EXPO 1992 and the 1992 Summer Olympics. Again, the host nation got a default entry into the final stage while seven other teams had to qualify for it.
