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Artists Ask Swedish PM for Hair Sample

Last updated: 2005-10-06

Artists Ask Swedish PM for Hair Sample
2005-10-06

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Needlecrafts
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Sweden
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Stockholm
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National Leaders
STOCKHOLM, Sweden - Swedish Prime Minister Goran Persson is considering sending a few strands of his hair to Chinese artists who want to invigorate an embroidered portrait they made of him, a spokeswoman said Thursday.... ...
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