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    Never Turn Your Back on the Ocean

    Jun 01, 2019 2 minutes
    by Jake Asuncion

    When we were young, we were all taught never to turn our backs on the ocean, no matter how calm the water looked. Lately I’ve been hearing about lawai‘a (fishermen) getting swept off the rocks into the ocean and their fates not

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