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"SIʻENE TUʻU PĒ ʻA E TOTONÚ, KAE TUʻU PĒ MO E ʻOFÁ"
On a freezing January night in 1935, New York's Mayor La Guardia takes the judge's seat in the city's poorest courtroom, where an old woman stands charged with stealing a loaf of bread. What follows is the title's promise at work: justice standing — and love standing with it.
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KO E SIKOTAÁ MO E FANGA LUPÉ
Fearing the hawk, the doves make him their king — and learn that whoever hands power to the fierce must not be surprised at the feast that follows.
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ʻApi faʻa toe tuʻu ai ʻa e teve
In the well-stocked farm still stands the teve
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1KNima Weekly Digest — week of 24 July 2026
The week’s news — Tonga, the Pacific, and the world.
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