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Falkum is a
neighborhood in Skien, Norway, with 15,234 residents. It is a high-density,
youthful neighborhood with a high
percentage of
families headed...
- Børre Erik
Falkum-Hansen (13
August 1919 – 24 June 2006) was a
Norwegian sailor and
Olympic medalist. He was born and died in Oslo. He
received a silver...
- Leif Roar
Falkum (born 23 June 1949) is a
retired Norwegian high jumper. He
represented IK
Tjalve during his
active career. He
finished fifteenth at the...
- home
ground of
Eliteserien club Odd. The
stadium is
often referred to as
Falkum,
being situated in that area of Skien. The
stadium has been
undergoing an...
- 2008. "definition of polysemy".
Oxford Dictionaries Online.[dead link]
Falkum,
Ingrid Lossius; Vicente,
Agustin (2020-02-26), "Polysemy", Linguistics...
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Various Sør
Arena 14,400
Start Skagerak Arena,
formerly Odd
Stadion or
Falkum 13,500 Odd
Grenland Åråsen
Stadion 12,000 Lillestrøm Aker
Stadion 11,167...
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Terje Totland Qualification — 2.16 m
Final — 2.18m (→ 9th place) Leif Roar
Falkum Qualification — 2.16 m
Final — 2.10m (→ 14th place) Men's
Discus Throw Knut...
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sailing family: his
parents Peder and
Vibeke Lunde together with
uncle Børre
Falkum-Hansen won a
silver medal at the 1952
Summer Olympics, and his grandfather...
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refer to: Børre
Dalhaug (born 1974),
Norwegian musician and
arranger Børre
Falkum-Hansen (1919–2006),
Norwegian sailor and
Olympic medalist Egil Børre Johnsen...
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Walter Boller West
Germany 2.19 4
Bruno Brokken Belgium 2.19 5 Leif Roar
Falkum Norway 2.19 6 Rolf
Beilschmidt East
Germany 2.16 7
Vladimir Kiba Soviet...
