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TOW
(redirected from Treaty of Waitangi)

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TOWTube-launched Optically-tracked Wire-guided missile
TOWThe One With (Friends episodes)
TOWTug of War
TOWThe One Where
TOWThe Other Woman
TOWTake-Off Weight (aviation)
TOWTip of the Week
TOWTime on the Water (windsurfing/kitesurfing)
TOWTheater of War
TOWTired Of Walking
TOWTreaty of Waitangi
TOWTime of Week (GPS signal)
TOWTop of Wall
TOWTypes of Writing
TOWTube Launched, Optically Tracked, Wire Command Link
TOWTime-On-Wing
TOWTransfer of Work
ToWTotem of Wrath (gaming, World of Warcraft)
TOWTime Out of Water (fishing)
TOWThread of the Week
TOWTower on Wheels (telecomunications)
TOWTactical Oceanography Workshop
TOWTask Oriented Workflow
TOWTerminal Orderwire
ToWTetra Over Wan (Terrestrial Trunked Radio over Wireless Area Network)


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Similarly, in 1924, Ratana and a large delegation of Maoris travelled to London to protest New Zealand's breach of the Treaty of Waitangi and petitioned King George for redress.
Indigenous peoples living in voluntary isolation by Ruffin, Fayth A. / UN Chronicle
Concerning the return of land, we commence with a brief statement of the historical context, followed by a discussion of the Treaty of Waitangi Act 1975, which initiated a process of restitution, and its 1985 amendment, which greatly expanded the scope of potential claims against the government.
Restitution of land to New Zealand Maori: the role of social structure by Strong, Ann Louise / Pacific Affairs
Maori grievances date back to the Treaty of Waitangi in 1840 between Queen Victoria and Maori.
Getting the government to say sorry: the government of New Zealand ... by Lean, Mary / For A Change
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