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The Royals' Teeth Rotted Away. But for the Vast Majority of Norwegians, the Sweet Tooth Was Something Completely Unknown.

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Sugar, double chins and black teeth were long reserved for the richest. But then the world came closer.
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The Royals' Teeth Rotted Away. But for the Vast Majority of Norwegians, the Sweet Tooth Was Something Completely Unknown.

Sugar, double chins and black teeth were long reserved for the richest. But then the world came closer.

·Oslo, Norway
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