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  1. Eirik

    Great news, Jill. Now there’s really nothing holding us back – let’s get this thing off the ground! 😉

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  2. noah

    Very cool! Will it be connected with the ELO started in the US, or will it just have a similar area of focus, or…?

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  3. vika

    Wow, how very cool. Definitely do keep your readers updated, I’d love to follow the progress of this!

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  4. scott

    Congrats! I think that this will be the beginning of a great relationship between the US-based ELO and its Nowegian sister.

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