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"We are looking at a sympathy effect in relation to the terrorist attacks of July 22," said Anders Todal Jenssen, a political scientist at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology.
Norway Moves to the Center After Attacks Charles Duxbury 2011
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Oh, and special bonus award for best trash talk: James Thurber: the Cold Duke of Coffin Castle vs. the Todal, The Thirteen Clocks.
With a volcanic wrench of prose, he composed a fight scene 2009
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As you'd expect from James Thurber, this odd and original fairy tale is only partly for kids, and adults will find themselves cracking up at the one-liners, rooting for the cheeky Prince, shuddering at the horrifying Todal, and utterly satisfied by the reading experience.
Archive 2008-12-07 Book Nerd 2008
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As you'd expect from James Thurber, this odd and original fairy tale is only partly for kids, and adults will find themselves cracking up at the one-liners, rooting for the cheeky Prince, shuddering at the horrifying Todal, and utterly satisfied by the reading experience.
Best-Loved Books of 2008, #7: Favorite reissued classic Book Nerd 2008
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"Labor gained from a sympathy effect, but also the way Stoltenberg handled the terror tragedy," Todal Jenssen said.
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"Labor gained from a sympathy effect, but also the way Stoltenberg handled the terror tragedy," Todal Jenssen said.
The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com The Huffington Post News Editors 2011
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"Both he and the royal family have acted wisely in an extraordinary situation," Anders Todal Jenssen, a Norwegian academic, told Norwegian Broadcasting.
Thestar.com - Home Page Oakland Ross 2011
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"The party feared it would become associated with Breivik," said Anders Todal Jenssen, professor in political science at the Trondheim university.
The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com The Huffington Post News Editors 2011
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It was Stoltenberg's finest hour, too, for he managed to summon and deliver what Todal Jenssen called "the right words at the right time" - a message of moral resilience and spiritual generosity at a moment when lesser men or women might have succumbed to recrimination, the casting of blame, the counsel of hate.
Thestar.com - Home Page Oakland Ross 2011
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"It's seldom that anyone gets results that are as unambiguous as this," Anders Todal Jenssen, political scientist at Norway's technical university NTNU in Trondheim, told Norway's NRK television.
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