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Norway only spend 3% of their oil fund a year. Because they are saving for the next generation

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Norway leads the world in commercial whaling, hunting hundreds more than Japan per year despite its much smaller population.

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Owning an electric car in Norway grants you free public parking, free ferry rides and the right to drive in bus lanes.

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In Norway, no one can hide their earnings as every citizen's income is made publicly available for everyone else to review.

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In Norway, it takes three years of higher education to become a police officer. Graduates are awarded a Bachelor's degree in "Police Studies."

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Norway is one of the wealthiest countries in the world. It has a 'sovereign fund' of $1 trillion, around $200,000 for each of it's 5 million citizens to support future generations.

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Norway allows students from anywhere in the world to study at their public universities free of charge.

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If you publish a book in Norway, the Norwegian government will purchase 1,000 copies-or 1,550 if a children's book-and distribute them to libraries around the country.

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Norway is north, south, east, and west of Finland.

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Norway is a country with no minimum legal drinking age.

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Norwegians are more numerous in American than in Norway

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