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    The leader instructs the group to slap their thighs, puff out their chests, bend their knees, and stomp their feet hard while chanting a Maori song about life and death. The group responds by repeating the chant, which celebrates a powerful man who caused the sun to shine again and encourages going up the ladder to the top where the sun shines.

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    The leader instructs the group to slap their thighs, puff out their chests, bend their knees, and stomp their feet hard while chanting a Maori song about life and death. The group responds by repeating the chant, which celebrates a powerful man who caused the sun to shine again and encourages going up the ladder to the top where the sun shines.

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    The leader instructs the group to slap their thighs, puff out their chests, bend their knees, and stomp their feet hard while chanting a Maori song about life and death. The group responds by repeating the chant, which celebrates a powerful man who caused the sun to shine again and encourages going up the ladder to the top where the sun shines.

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    Haka

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    The leader instructs the group to slap their thighs, puff out their chests, bend their knees, and stomp their feet hard while chanting a Maori song about life and death. The group responds by repeating the chant, which celebrates a powerful man who caused the sun to shine again and encourages going up the ladder to the top where the sun shines.

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    Leader: Ringa pakia! Uma tiraha! Turi whatia! Hope whai ake! Waewae takahia kia kino!

    All: Ka mate, ka mate Ka ora' Ka ora' Ka mate, ka mate Ka ora Ka ora " Tnei te tangata phuruhuru Nna i tiki mai whakawhiti te r A Upane! Ka Upane! Upane Kaupane" Whiti te r,! H!

    Slap the hands against the thighs! Puff out the chest. Bend the knees! Let the hip follow! Stomp the feet as hard as you can! 'I die, I die, 'I live, 'I live, 'I die, 'I die 'I live, 'I live, This is the fierce, powerful man ...Who caused the sun to shine again for me Up the ladder, Up the ladder Up to the top The sun shines! Rise!

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