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What european country has the least rainfall?
Arizona, Phoenix receives the least rainfall amount.
What might be the problem for a type A plus recipient who receives a type A- whole blood transfusion?
i really dont know but i dont think it would be good. ask a doctor.
What are Fjords glaciers?
A Fjord is a breed of horse from Norway. They can be found in most places but might be rare in hotter countries as they are specially adapted for cold weather and challenging terrain.
What is a nonsense in science?
Nonsense in science could for instance refer to a "scientific" study conducted without the use of scientific methods and protocols, which might create non-reproducable results. One example of a scientific method is the double blind experiment used in clinical studies. In such studies a new drug might be tested on a large group of patients where half receives the new drug and half receives a dud, such as sugar pills. The test is called a double blind because neither the patient or the doctor knows which patient receives the drug and who doesn't. This is to avoid placebo-effects or doctors screening certain patients from having an effect on the trial.
Who does Santa live with?
There is no proof of exactly where he is and some think he lives in a magical place in the hearts and minds of all children who believe. Others have other opinions that are not yet fully confirmed. WikiAnswers contributors have given the following information:Santa Claus lives in Finland near the Arctic Circle. His house is about 8 kilometers north of Rovaniemi in Lapland. His address is: Joulumaantie 196930 Arctic Circle FinlandIn North America it is said that Santa lives on the North Pole. However, I doubt that, because he most likely would have been spotted there by at least one of the many expeditions to the spot.Besides Finland, there are other suggested locations, such as: Norway (a place called Drobak), Sweden (Mora) and Denmark that all claim to have a place where Santa Claus lives. My first choice would be Finland, of course (they've done some good marketing for the idea), but the second would be Denmark (they claim the subject lives in Greenland, which is quite remote and cold and scarcely inhabited, so he might have a summer house there or something like this).I know he lives in the Arctic Circle, but people say he lives in the North Pole in Lapland, but Lapland is not in the North Pole, it's in the North of Norway, Sweden and Finland. He doesn't live in the North Pole, he lives in the Arctic Circle.Santa Claus is generally believed to live at the North Pole. We are afraid that we cannot tell you exactly where, as Santa made us promise to keep it top secret.We can verify that there is a US Post Office in Santa Claus, Indiana that does receive enormous amounts of letters addressed to Santa Claus. However, they will not release the information about to where they deliver the letters, even when investigators attempt to force them to provide that information under the Freedom of Information Act. Lawyers are working on this even as this is being written, but the issue is still under legal discussion and, therefore, there is a Santa information gag order that WikiAnswers is required to observe.
What is the name given to the area of Europe which includes Norway and Sweden and Finland?
It might be Scandinavia.
What advantages might forestry industries in Norway Sweden and Finland have over forestry operations in other European countries?
advantage of forestryadvantage of forestry
Do you have to be an Australian citizen to qualify for medicare australia?
No, any visitors that are residents of the UK, Netherlands, Sweden, Norway, Finland, Italy, Malta, Belgium, Ireland and New Zealand might be eligible.
What is the name of the area comprised of Denmark Norway Sweden and Iceland?
ScandinaviaHey hey hey, now you are messing things up, asker. Scandinavia is Norway, Sweden and Finland and sometimes Denmark and Iceland.
What plants and animals might live in northern Sweden or Finland near the Arctic Ocean?
Moose and lynx
Asgard is in what country?
Asgard is the mythical home of Norse gods. As such it might be in Scandinavia ;-) but if that means Norway or Sweden (or somewhere else) it depends on which Norse tribe you belong to.
What countries did evacuees in world war 2 go?
Neutral countries such as spain and norway (not sure it might be sweden or both) were often targets for refugees because there was no fighting going on there.
What country is the furthest north?
If, by "country", you refer to the sovereign territory of a Nation-State, and if by "furthest North" you mean extends furthest to the North, then the answer is almost certainly Denmark, which includes the territory of Greenland. Canada (Ellesmere Island) would run a close second, followed by Russia (Franz Josef Land) and Norway (Svalbard). It is possible that there are minor islands further to the North than Greenland, which might be part of the territory of another Nation-State (most probably Canada, Russia, Norway, Finland, or Sweden), but that seems unlikely.
What was the name of the first European settlement in the Americas?
The name of the first European settlement in North America was the Vikings. They lived in Scandinavia, the north part of Europe that is Norway, Sweden, Finland, Iceland, Denmark, and Denmark's territory Greenland!!!
When did Nazi Germany occupy Norway?
Yes, the Nazis invaded Norway in April-June, 1940. The Nazi's did not get steel and iron from either Sweden or Noway.They (the Nazi's)Were let passage through Sweden if the would not hurt the Swedes.Norway has in their Fjords an element to be used in the production of German war bombs.A needed element,for that purpose.It can only be found in Norway and Alaska.Without Sweden's buffer that had no defense at all.The Nazi's did the same ruthless stuff as they did throughout Europe.Piliging,raping and killing.Not Sweden though.
What sounds might you encounter in Norway?
hello
Are swedish pancakes really from Sweden?
Yes; they are very common. Might not have originated from Sweden. But in Sweden that's what they call pancakes.
