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- ↑ Ueki, Kaori; Simpson, Sean; Okura, Eve; Lee, Nala Huiying; Campbell, Lyle (2013-02-28). "New knowledge: Findings from the Catalogue of Endangered Languages". hdl:10125/26145.
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