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Trump's bold statements intrigue the friends on the blanket at Islands Brygge, but they're starting to feel worn out. From left to right, it's Junes Said, Freja Willesen, Jessica Jensen, and Aleksander Nielsen. Foto: Mads Nissen
Trump's bold statements intrigue the friends on the blanket at Islands Brygge, but they're starting to feel worn out. From left to right, it's Junes Said, Freja Willesen, Jessica Jensen, and Aleksander Nielsen. Foto: Mads Nissen
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On Monday, Donald Trump will have been president for six months, which has meant steady work for the media industry – even in Denmark. According to the news archive Infomedia, Danish media have mentioned the American president Donald Trump in 3,349 news segments over the past week. That’s 669.6 times a day.

Jessica Balogova, sunbathing with her three friends at Islands Brygge, is convinced that Greenland gave Trump his big breakthrough in Denmark.

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