1) The Maori language is now officially encouraged.

2) The Maori are the indigenous people of New Zealand.

3) When Captain Cook encountered the Maori he found the chiefs adorned with jade insignia.

4) This has angered the Maori and left the government with no policy other than a set of good intentions.

5) When Maori and non-Maori controls were compared the prevalence of many of the known risk factors was higher in Maori infants.

6) Toopi, on his international debut, put Maori ahead after 11 minutes with the first of his two tries.

7) The Maori obtained their nephrite adze blades by cutting grooves from either face of a boulder, using abrasives and water.

8) Maori artefacts, washing machines, gramophones, even chamber pots of every size shape and colour.

9) They also have Maori newspapers, radio and TV programmers.

10) Special days for the Maori are called huis.

11) First up is Troilus and Cressida in Maori.

12) Today there are special kindergartens for Maori children.

13) Nevertheless, Maori have succeeded in maintaining their distinctive identity.

14) Maori families enjoy sharing what they own and looking after one another.

15) In New Zealand,[http:///maori.html] the Maori people maintain a strong cultural tradition.

16) You can also see Maori traditional dances at the Auckland Museum.

17) The Maori came from the island of Polynesia in the Pacific.

18) The Maori were the earliest people to come to New Zealand.

19) Before a rugby match, the New Zealand team perform a Maori war dance.

20) Risk factors for sudden infant death syndrome were calculated separately for Maori and non-Maori children.

21) It's no accident that the stunning national museum in Wellington is known by the Maori name of Te Papa.

22) In total these four risk factors accounted for 89% of Maori and 79% of non-Maori sudden infant deaths.

23) They are the result of two years of research and writing mainly by Maori for non-Maori readers.

24) Other risk factors, not related to ethnicity, probably explain remaining differences between Maori and non-Maori children.

25) Risk factors for sudden infant death syndrome were remarkably consistent for both Maori and non-Maori populations within New Zealand.

26) In Chapter 3, the situations of indigenous tertiary education in Mainland China, Maori in New Zealand, Canada, and Saami had been analyzed respectively and compared to draw up conclusions.

27) For the musical background to the chase in the mines of Moria, Howard Shore wanted some heavy chanting, so he cast a Maori choir.

28) Other performances include "Julius Caesar" in Italian, "Troilus and Cressida" in Maori, "The Tempest" in Arabic and "Love's Labour's Lost" in British sign language.

29) A sound economic base is considered an essential adjunct to Maori cultural resurgence.

30) "It's a great kind of springboard," said Reid, who is planning a visit and is determined to learn the haka, the fierce Maori dance used to unsettle opponents before matches.

31) The English version states that Maori give up governorship or sovereignty to the British Crown.

32) The common meeting place for Maori is on the marae, an area of land with a meeting house, where all important events take place.

33) New Zealand sports teams are often seen performing the Maori war dance, the haka, immediately before the start of play.

34) Today, the majority of Maori people live away from the marae.

35) The language which the Maori speak is related to the languages of Tahiti and Hawaii.

36) The common meeting place for Maori is on the marae.

37) I can assure you, there was really something fantastic. We can also visiting the local western church and maori house to feel the culture difference.

38) The marae - the meeting house and the land around it - is the focus of Maori community life.

39) The collection includes natural history specimens, Maori artifacts, and social history.

39) Wish you will love and make progress everyday!

40) It is a good thing that New Zealand helps the Maori to keep their own language and culture.

41) What parts of Maori life are mentioned in the text?

42) The English and Maori versions of the treaty both contain three articles.

43) Do you like the local cuisines such as the Maori cuisine?

44) Even the native Maori only visited temporarily for hunting, fishing and to collect the precious New Zealand jadestone.

45) The common meeting place fro Maori is on the mere, an area of land with a meetinghouse , where all-important events take place.

46) Haka is the generic term for a traditional dance of the Maori people.

47) The 1980 s have also seen the advent of schools operating totally in Maori Kura Kaupapa Maori.

48) Maori warriors and Cherokee mystics work side - by - side with African shamans.

49) After a performance in the traditional carved meetinghouse, the visitors go to sample Maori food (kai), cooked in a natural steam oven.

50) This kiss is also performed by numerous Pacific Islander cultures, including the Maori of New Zealand, where it is a ritual greeting.

51) The common meeting place for Maori is on the marae, an area of land with a meeting house , where all the important events take place.

52) Also occas . half - pi . [ perh . ad . Maori pai good.

53) The Treaty was an agreement between Maori chiefs and the British Crown.