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Svenmark is a northern country with cold winters, cool summers, and nights with the midnight sun. A carnivorous animal native to the region has the body of a white bear and the horn of a reindeer, and hibernates for most of the year. The country was founded in the 19XX century through the merger of Sweden and Denmark, and its first king established economic policies that made it one of the richest countries in the world.
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