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and Outburst Mechanisms Zhaohuan Zhu Hubble Fellow Princeton University Collaborators Lee Hartmann Umich Charles Gammie UIUC Nuria Calvet Umich. Dr Marewa Glover. Anette Kira. Julienne Faletau. Centre for Tobacco Control . Research. School of Population Health. Asthma is a worldwide. public health problem affecting about 300 million people. .. Ori Weisel. +. . Shaul Shalvi. §. +. University of Nottingham . §. Ben-Gurion University of the Negev. ICSD . Hong Kong June . 2015. Funding: Max . Planck . Society. The . European Research Council (ERC-. What prospects?. Norman Sharpe. 2. Disproportionate universalism: CVD mortality . An increasing burden . for . Māori. . For Māori, an actual increase in the absolute number of deaths is projected for males and a relatively stable number for females. . The Short Story . The Kīngitanga (Māori King movement) is one of New Zealand’s longest-standing political institutions. Founded in 1858, it continues today.. The idea of a King. There was no single Māori sovereign when Europeans first came to New Zealand. Instead, Māori tribes functioned independently under the leadership of their own chiefs. However, by the 1850s Māori were faced with increasing numbers of British settlers, political marginalisation and growing demand from the Crown to purchase their lands. Māori were divided between those who were prepared to sell and those who were not.. Background. According to the terms of the Treaty of Waitangi, . the Crown. had the monopoly of the purchase of Māori land. However, many Māori considered that they did not receive a full and fair price from their land sales. They felt that they would have received a better price had they been able to sell their land freely. A Native Land Court was established in 1865, but ceased buying Māori land. Instead, those Māori wishing to sell had to appear before the Native Land Court and prove their title to the land. On receiving a Crown title, they could then sell their land freely to whom they pleased. . DisclaimerWhile every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this publication, it has been written, edited, published, and made available strictly on the basis that its authors, editors, and p ©. Created by . Isaac P. E. Mailleue. Research Integrity Coordinator. University of North Carolina at Greensboro. September 2013. Addressing stipulations in ACAP. If you are asked by the IACUC reviewers to make any changes to the protocol you will need to address the following:. . . Fig. . 1. : . Forecast of non-. Māori . (top) and Māori (bottom) . smoking . prevalence (sexes combined) for business-as-usual and other scenarios.. Results. . Annual net cessation rates ranged from -3.0 to 6.1% across demographic . Murray Short. 2015. What I will cover. Crime and sentence numbers, rates and trends. Ethnicity statistics. Crime and victimisation risk factors. Comparative social statistics. United Nations commentary . Conference, April . 2013. Culture . in/and Evaluation: . From . a Transcultural Belvedere. Jennifer C. Greene. University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Culture . in/and Evaluation: . From . a Transcultural . Ngaire Kerse. Anna Rolleston. Marama Muru-Lanning. Ruth Teh. Karen Hayman. Carol Wham. Martin Connolly. Tim Wilkinson. Valerie Wright St.Clair. Avinesh Pillai. Janine Wiles. Sally Keeling. Santosh Jatrana. Dan Bikos, Edward Szoke, Steven Miller, Stanley Kidder, Christian Kummerow,. . Cindy Combs,. Scott Longmore. . *. Paula Brown. Cooperative Institute for Research in the Atmosphere (CIRA). *. Department of Atmospheric Science. GISBORNE’S HISTORY. James Cook was the captain of the Endeavour on a treacherous journey to observe the transit of Venus and make the first circumnavigation of New Zealand. . James Cook. He set out on this long journey in 1768,accompanied by: . ĀORI?. Some whakaaro! (Thoughts). Hoana Pearson – Te Pītau Mātauranga (National Coordinator). Māori Achievement Collaboratives (MACS). Presentation to the NZPF Moot March 17th 2016 . This is my daughter – Te Hira .