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Queen Mary of Denmark needs protection, and here's the solution.

According to a proposed bill in Denmark, if Queen Mary outlives her husband, King Frederick, she will be taken care of by the state. The bill outlines a potential new "salary" for the couple, with the queen receiving about 1.5 million euros per year and living in a Danish castle if the king passes away first. The widowed queen's pension will be around 126,000 euros annually, paid monthly. She will most likely stay in the family mansion or be allocated one of the royal residences if necessary. The bill also proposes a new base salary for the royal couple, increasing their annual income to over 16 million euros. Some of this amount will be allocated to other family members. The document suggests that the proposed state allowance reflects the modernization of the financial conditions of the royal house. The exact details regarding divorce or separation are not provided in the bill, only the stipulations if the king dies before the queen.

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