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Quipu (/ˈkiːpuː/ KEE-poo), also
spelled khipu, are
record keeping devices fashioned from
knotted cords. They were
historically used by
various cultures...
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Marie Kaipu (born 16
August 1997) is a
Papua New
Guinean footballer who
plays as a
midfielder for POM FC and the
Papua New
Guinea women's
national team...
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Language family Papuan Gulf ?
Kikorian Kutubuan Fasu
Dialects Some
Kaibu (
Kaipu)
Namome (Namumi, Namuni)
Language codes ISO 639-3 faa
Glottolog fasu1242...
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Restoration of this
engine is on-going as
funds allow. The
Kaipu, a 1925 engine, also from Baldwin, was one of the last
locomotives built...
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Kipuka Hornet flows 1 680 AD ± 75
years Radiocarbon (uncorrected) East (near
Kaipu) and
Southwest rift
zones ? 540 AD ± 200
years Radiocarbon (corrected) Kulanaokuaiki...
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Retrieved 2008-03-20. "Warning Letter:
Changzhou SPL Company, Ltd (a/k/a "
Kaipu")". FDA
Warning letter. FDA.
Retrieved 28 July 2010. Harris,
Gardiner (February...
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against Samoa to
advance to the
final match,
facing New Caledonia.
Marie Kaipu gave the
Papua New
Guineans a
fourth gold
medal after scoring in the 21st...
- matches, for an
average of 5.47
goals per match. 7
goals Grace Jale
Marie Kaipu 6
goals Indiah-Paige
Riley Lorina Solosaia 5
goals Jacqui Hand 4
goals Sofi...
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small houses were
built for
plantation workers. The
houses were
called Kaipu Camp
after the
Hawaiian name for a
Chinese foreman of the plantation. The...
- 44 (4.4 per match)
Attendance 18,132 (1,813 per match) Top scorer(s)
Marie Kaipu (9 goals) Best player(s) Edsy
Matao Best
goalkeeper Sylvester Maenu’u Fair...
