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| | Portuguese man-of-war -- Encyclopædia Britannica |
 | | Members of the armed forces who are captured and confined during war are called prisoners of war, or POWs. |
 | | Oral history project on women during World War II, produced by the students of the South Kingstown High School, U.S. Includes essays on oral traditions, personal experiences of women in the war, and the services provided by them, a timeline, a bibliography, a glossary, and a list of related online resources. |
 | | The Manx, or original inhabitants of the Isle of Man, are struggling to preserve their language and culture. |
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