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Meanings of ao in English
An autonomous entity within the state which is on the oblast (province) level of the overall administrative subdivision.
Usage of ao in English
1
The mang-ay-lu′-kay and the tĭng-ao′ I know nothing of except in name.
2
I want to acknowledge the support I have had from te ao Māori.
3
A debate has emerged about whether euthanasia has a place within te ao Māori.
4
He urged te ao Māori to remain connected and to work together during this time.
5
What would mental health care look like if it took te ao Maori as its foundation?
6
He said he feared losing connection with te ao Māori completely when his mum Pare passed away.
7
She has covered a range of stories and significant events in both te ao Māori and in Aotearoa.
8
So skin-fibre layer, Sp gut-fibre layer, v blood-vessels in latter, ao primitive aortas, containing red blood-cells.)
9
Today many remembered her for leading the land march and for the gains she made in te ao Māori.
10
I watched as every idol I ever had in te ao Māori came and went from the whenua .
11
My little i-ao, O fly
12
He is free to return to competition immediately and could defend the Volta ao Algarve which begins in Portugal tomorrow.
13
Lawyer Annette Sykes studied alongside Justice Williams at university and said his appointment was a milestone for te ao Māori.
14
The college will consider the appointment of a strategic te ao Māori adviser, and the establishment of a new Māori name.
15
She said she believed her upbringing in te ao Māori and her whānau had been the cornerstones of her career pathway.
16
It cherry picked the Māori content which suited it and the prison was not supportive of te ao Māori, he said.
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Ao through the time