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My husband was horrified, but Merete is Danish — which is to say, exuberant in the face of a challenge — and she said, "Of course".

This was because Faroese speak Danish, which is taught at school, and no one from the research group was able to translate from Norwegian to Faroese.

These results differ from findings of previous studies in which BCG Mexico was placed in DU2 group III as a strain derived from BCG Danish, which is an erroneous result that can be attributed to the different BCG vaccine production periods in Mexico [ 17, 26].

In addition our questionnaire was translated into English and as a result we included women not understanding Danish, which was 4%% in our study population.

The prescribed accompaniment to a meal of Danish sandwiches is a large glass of Danish beer and a small glass of Danish aquavit, which is always taken neat and ice cold.

In the present publication, the twin status is disregarded and the material is presented as a random sample from the Danish population, which is acceptable since these twins are representative of the whole Danish population with regard to migraine.

For two years, he worked every day on applying for a major grant from the Danish National Research Foundation, which is given to about ten scientists once every three years.

Alicia Vikander was nominated for best supporting actress (Ex Machina) and as a lead for her performance in The Danish Girl, which is up for three awards.

News of the group's alleged attack plans sent a tremor through the largely peaceful Danish society, which is attempting to lay to rest the 2005 cartoon debacle.

It could "easily" rise to 30%, says Ditlev Engel, the boss of Vestas, a Danish firm which is the world's largest maker of wind turbines.

Edward Crowther, of the Danish Demining Group, which is urging a coordinated, international response to Ukraine's landmine crisis, said one problem was a lack of hard data about the scale of the problem.