Talk:Norwegian monarchy
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Please see British monarchy for tips on how to improve this article. Inge 23:33, 21 February 2006 (UTC)
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[edit] In popular culture
At Oxford University, the phrase "The King of Norway" is used to refer to any random occurance which could not have been anticipated in advance, even by the most meticulous planning. This arose from a large and well organized student union election campaign which was disrupted by an (apparently) unannounced visit by Harald V to Balliol College, where the campaign was based, in 2006. The visit effectively locked the campaign into the college for over an hour. Such occurances are often referred to in decision analysis as "unknown unknowns".
It was added by an anon user without any references. The topic itself is not relevant for this article and I question how an event occuring in 2006 at Balliol College counts as popular culture. If it is even true it at least remains to be seen if the "phrase" sticks even in Balliol College culture.Inge 10:08, 22 November 2006 (UTC)
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