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This article (created 27 July 2008) seems to be a duplicate of Arvid Gjengedal (created 27 June 2011). Both are born 19 July 1943 and a Norwegian academic and politician for the Conservative Party. The Storting reference in this article and a general online search suggest that the correct name is Arvid, so I suggest merging the Arild article to the Arvid article. Pinging @Geschichte: as creator of the articles (eleven and eight years ago). TSventon (talk) 10:54, 1 November 2019 (UTC)Reply
