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Trump's 'field of wigs' discovered in Norway

By Cox Media Group National Content Desk
April 19, 2016

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Donald Trump's hair has been a topic of discussion throughout the presidential campaign. The distinct comb-over has been mocked by comedians and even used to decorate "Trumpkins."

The source of the Donald’s signature hair may have been discovered.

Well, not really, but people on Twitter are having fun after this image of a field of bunchgrass in Norway was posted. It is not known if the image was manipulated, but the resemblance to Trump's hair is striking.

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