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 1   1,  6 |          of water. The sea and the land, the water and the earth
 2   1,  6 |         peoples. For many of them, land is most important: its fertile
 3   1,  6 |       Others, though living on the land, are more dependent on the
 4   1,  6 |       important than travelling by land. Communication can still
 5   1,  6 |        moving over large tracts of land and living in deep harmony
 6   1,  6 |          who named it the Southern Land of the Holy Spirit (Terra
 7   1,  6 |    Christian life in a strange new land. Local priestly and religious
 8   1,  6 |           their country Aotearoa, "Land of the Great White Cloud".
 9   1,  7 |            of integration in a new land. They range from societies
10   1,  7 |            a minority in their own land and, in many ways, a dispossessed
11   3     |          put out a little from the land. And he sat down and taught
12   3,  20|          in Oceania travelled over land and sea, passed through
13   3,  31| deforestation, despoliation of the land, pollution of rivers by