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Norway's Viking Row Trend Dominates World Cup Excitement

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Norway's return to the World Cup after 28 years has sparked nationwide enthusiasm.
Videos of the 'Viking Row', where people mimic rowing movements, are flooding the internet.
The trend has spread to various places, including schools, hospitals, and even the parliament.
Participants chant 'Ro!', meaning 'row' in Norwegian, as a celebration of their team's return.
Doctors and nurses take breaks to join in, demonstrating the unifying spirit of the event.

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Norway's return to the World Cup after 28 years has sparked nationwide enthusiasm.
Videos of the 'Viking Row', where people mimic rowing movements, are flooding the internet.
The trend has spread to various places, including schools, hospitals, and even the parliament.
Participants chant 'Ro!', meaning 'row' in Norwegian, as a celebration of their team's return.
Doctors and nurses take breaks to join in, demonstrating the unifying spirit of the event.

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