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Kåre Could Have Retired – Invests Millions in New Working Years

Kåre Hellem could have retired already. But with offers of contracts for five years ahead and a good price for new equipment, he chose to continue.

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Kåre Could Have Retired – Invests Millions in New Working Years

Kåre Hellem could have retired already. But with offers of contracts for five years ahead and a good price for new equipment, he chose to continue.

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