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Norns (disambiguation) — The Norns and Weird sisters are beings from Norse mythology. Norns may also refer to: Norn iron works, an old industrial community in Sweden where iron ore was excavated. Norns, main species in the Creatures artificial life simulation series… … Wikipedia
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