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Epidemiology and Cancer Registries in the Pacific Basin : [a conference held in Maui, Hawaii, November 11-14, 1975]University of MichiganText Hawaiʻi
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Domestic satellite rate integration of Alaska, Hawaii, and Puerto Rico [microform] : hearing before the Subcommittee on Communications of the Committee on Commerce, United States Senate, Ninety-fourth Congress, first session on S. Res. 318 ... December 9, 1975University of MichiganText Hawaiʻi
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Report of the Division of ForestryUniversity of MichiganText
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Botanical bulletinUniversity of MichiganText
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Ka Mooolelo Hawaii Histoire de l'archipel havaiien (iles Sandwich); texte et traduction précédés d'une introduction sur l'état physique, moral et politique du paysUniversity of MichiganText Hawaiʻi
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Dosimetry, tolerance, and shelf life extension related to disinfestation of fruits and vegetables by gamma irradiationUniversity of MichiganText
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Fauna hawaiiensisUniversity of MichiganText Hawaiʻi
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Fauna hawaiiensisUniversity of MichiganText Hawaiʻi
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The Hawaiian Islands and people A lecture delivered at the U.S. National Museum, under the auspices of the Smithsonian Institution and of the Anthropological and Biological Societies of Washington, February 9th, 1884University of MichiganText Hawaiʻi
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Tsunami-wave elevation frequency of occurrence for the Hawaiian Islands : final reportUniversity of MichiganText Hawaiʻi
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Geographic information systems using CODES linked data (Crash Outcome Data Evaluation System)University of MichiganText
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