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The origin of the Nauruan people has not yet been finally determined.
Under the Nauruan system candidates 1 and 5 would be elected into parliament.
The need to avenge the young chief's death was perceived as clear in a Nauruan cultural context.
Still, he is considered the most important Nauruan linguist.
In the Nauruan written language, 17 letters were originally used:
Those laws were retained following Nauruan independence in 1968.
Walking along this roadside, I passed the Nauruan golf club.
In the native Nauruan language, it is known as Itsirir.
After thirteen years, the Nauruan population reached 1,500 to much jubilation and celebrations.
Nauruan health authorities have taken steps to curb obesity.
The Nauruan lasso is supple rope with a weight at the end.
Others would recall the religious background of Nauruan society with which Gobure is identified.
Section 4 of the Ordinance in question establishes legal belonging to the "Nauruan community".
Harris successfully broke the Nauruan government's deadlock when he was able to pass legislation through parliament in 2003.
Clodumar is the only Nauruan politician to have been elected to parliament in two different constituencies.
Fearn was commemorated on the obverse of a $10 Nauruan coin.
On both occasions the Nauruan population recovered.
A number of countries around the world offer visa-free or visa-upon-arrival access to Nauruan passport holders.
The then Nauruan diet was composed of marine fish, fruits, root vegetables, and coconuts.
The majority of Nauruan industry is located in Aiwo, including:
This amount is still somewhat insignificant because at this time, Nauruan phosphate was selling far below world market prices.
Six Nauruan weightlifters, an astonishing proportion of the country's population, won medals at the 2002 Games.
Certainly, a reproductive handicap has recently been shown in young Nauruan women with early onset non-insulin dependent diabetes.
Timothy Detudamo translated the Bible into the Nauruan language in the 1930s.
Reporters jammed his news conference, and one tried to tempt him into threatening to intercept the cargo if it came too close to Nauruan waters.