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The Wooden Åsta Stool is a Simple Seat Inspired by Carpentry Clamps

Inhabitat 21 Feb 2012
Designer Karin Ekwall created the clever Åsta stool, a portable seat that mixes the traditional Scandinavian furniture and history of joinery into a nostalgic and aesthetic piece of carpentry ... + Karin Ekwall ... .
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Compensation for 117 after Åsta crash

Aftenposten 27 Mar 2001
Some 67 survivors and 50 bereaved are to receive total compensation in excess of NOK 10 million after the Åsta train crash. Nineteen people died when two trains collided in Hedmark in January last year ... However neither side would confirm the exact sum involved ... .
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Rail authority refuse to pay Åsta damages

Aftenposten 22 Mar 2001
The squabble may go to court ... Vesta is the insurance company of NSB, the state railways, and has paid out the compensation costs so far ... .
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