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Klaus Sunnanå (29
January 1905 – 22
January 1980) was a
Norwegian Mot Dag member,
economist and
fisheries director. He was born in
Avaldsnes as a son...
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Sunnanå SK is a
football club from Skellefteå,
Sweden who in 2024
plays in Elitettan, the
second highest division of women's
football in Sweden. The club...
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Sigurd Sunnanå (born 28 May 1946) is a
Norwegian journalist.
Sunnanå was born in Karmøy and grew up in Porsgrunn. He is a
nephew of
Klaus Sunnanå. He is...
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Action No to More Road Tolls.
Alongside Nordtun, the
Centre Party's
Dagny Sunnanå Hausken became deputy mayor. Both
formally stepped into
their roles on...
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Division 2. She
previously pla**** for
Swedish club
Sunnanå SK. She pla**** for
Swedish side
Sunnanå SK in both the top
division (Damallsvenskan) and the...
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Sweden for two
months to fine-tune her game,
scoring five
goals for
Sunnanå SK
during her
brief stint. She also pla**** for Linköpings FC in the Swedish...
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Sweden Selånger SK
Bandy Selånger FK Sandslåns SK,
sports club in
Sweden Sunnanå SK,
sports club in
Sweden Södertälje SK, ice
hockey club in
Sweden Slovene...
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amount of over US$800,000. Bjørn Haugan,
Johann D. Sundberg, Lars
Magne Sunnanå:
Flytter for døtrene (E24. 11 May 2006) [1] Bowers,
Simon (18
March 2013)...
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Birgitta Söderström (born 12 July 1956) is a
former Swedish footballer and
bandy player. Söderström was a
member of the very
first Sweden women's national...
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Perth Glory 62 (1) 2012 Umeå Södra FF 20 (6) 2013–2014
Sunnanå SK 9 (2) 2014
Fylkir 17 (1)
International career 2013–2014
Wales 7 (0)...
