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hikoi n. Instead of an embattled leader in damage control, Clark said she had come through the week “serenely"—revealing her decision to brand hikoi leaders as “haters and wreckers” was not a throw-away line delivered in anger but rather carefully planned. [ ] [full cite] (May. 10, 2004)
hikoi n. Macdonald, whose memoir ends with a compelling account of the hikoi, the great protest march of Maoris to Waitangi in 1984, has a similar view. [ ] [full cite] (May. 10, 2004)

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