- Øistein
Saksvik (7
January 1925 – 10
November 1998) was a
Norwegian long-distance runner. He
specialized in the 5,000-metre and the 10,000-metre runs...
- "Johan
Saksvik". worldfootball.net.
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November 2021. "Johan
Saksvik".
Norway Football ****ociation.
Retrieved 19
November 2021.
Johan Saksvik at...
- "Hans
Saksvik". worldfootball.net.
Retrieved 1
October 2021. "Hans
Saksvik".
Norway Football ****ociation.
Retrieved 1
October 2021. Hans
Saksvik at the...
- of WFC when they
compared Great Britain and Taiwan. Likewise, Pal and
Saksvik (2008) also did not
detect specific cultural differences between employees...
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included Janne Røhmen (key make-up artist),
Elisabeth Haugan,
Gudmund Saksvik, Lene Bruksås, and
Ragnhild Prestholt.
Despite being set in Øksfjord, the...
- høvding (lit. 'chieftain'). As of 2021, the
position was held by ****va
Saksvik. The
organisation publishes the
magazine Bifrost Tidende (lit. 'The Bifrost...
- to the
urban area of Malvik. The
villages of Hundhammeren, Vikhammer,
Saksvik (all in Malvik), and Væretrøa (in Trondheim)
together form an
urban area...
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Haugan 14.77
Malvik 1881 13.76 Vikhamarløkka 12.69
Vikhammer 1893 11.71
Saksvik 11.08
Hundhammeren Være 7.42
Ranheim 1881 spur to
Ranheim Papirfabrikk...
- won
silver medals at the
Norwegian Championships in 1956
behind Øistein
Saksvik and in 1957
behind Tor Torgersen. He
represented the club IL i BUL. He...
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paper reference 14–111. Goosen, P., Reddy, C., Jonsson, B., Holmgren, T.,
Saksvik., O., Bjorklund, H.,
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