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• Greenland
  '''Greenland''' is a very large Island in the [[Arctic Ocean]]. A colony of [[Norse]] adventurers was established on the Southern tip of Greenland at the end of the tenth Century.
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• Greenland/Definition
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• Greenland/Related Articles
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• Greenland
  '''Greenland''' is a very large Island in the [[Arctic Ocean]]. A colony of [[Norse]] adventurers was established on the Southern tip of Greenland at the end of the tenth Century.
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• Isua Iron Mine/Definition
  ...clude>{{Subpages}}</noinclude>A massive [[open-pit iron mine]] proposed in Greenland
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• Minik Wallace/Definition
  ...[[Inuk]] brought to the [[United States of America|United States]] from [[Greenland]] in 1897 by explorer [[Robert Peary]].
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• Inuit/Definition
  ...urally similar indigenous peoples inhabiting the Arctic regions of Alaska, Greenland, the Canadian territories of Northwest Territories and Nunavut, the provinc
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• Isua Iron Mine
  ...''' in Greenland was planned to ship iron ore from [[open-pit mine]]s in [[Greenland]] to manufacturers in [[Europe]] and [[Asia]].<ref name=Nunatsiaq2011-09-19 | title = Huge Isua iron mine under development in western Greenland: “No known environmental issues" to deal with, says London Mining
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• Mercator projection
  ...reenland]] appears to be larger than that of [[South America]]; actually, Greenland's area is smaller than that of the [[Arabian Peninsula]].
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• Florin Fodor
  [[Image:Orthographic sisimiut, qaanag, grise fiord.png|thumb|Sisimiut, Greenland and Grise Fiord, Nunavut, the endpoints of Florin Fodor's voyage.]] ...oman ajuns in Canada, din Groenlanda, cu o barca (Roman arrived in Canada, Greenland, with a boat)
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• Roald Amundsen
  ...eading the first expedition to reach the [[South Pole]]. Amundsen lived in Greenland for a time where he learned Polar survival skills from the [[Inuit]] which
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• Iceland/Related Articles
  {{r|Greenland}}
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• Thule/Related Articles
  {{r|Greenland}}
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• Minik Wallace/Related Articles
  {{r|Greenland}}
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• North America
  ...North America''' comprises the [[United States of America]], [[Canada]], [[Greenland]], [[Mexico]] and the mainland region of [[Central America]], itself compri
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• Minik Wallace
  ...[[Inuit|Inuk]] who was brought to the [[United States of America]] from [[Greenland]] along with five other Inuit in 1897 by explorer [[Robert Peary]]. Minik was raised in [[Greenland]] among the [[Inughuit]] or Polar Eskimos, the northernmost group of Inuit
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• Grise Fiord/Related Articles
  {{r|Greenland}}
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• Hudson Bay/Related Articles
  {{r|Greenland}}
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• Greenland/Related Articles
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• Thule/Bibliography
  ...a (2005) ''The Ice Museum: to Shetland, Germany, Iceland, Norway, Estonia, Greenland, and Svalbard in Search of the Lost Land of Thule''. New York: Penguin Book
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• Inuit
  ...]s inhabiting the [[Arctic]] regions of [[Alaska (U.S. state)|Alaska]], [[Greenland]], the [[Canada|Canadian]] territories of [[Northwest Territories]] and [[N ...ktun]], though other local designations may be used for both. The Inuit of Greenland regard "Eskimo" as a more neutral term, but more commonly refer to themselv
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• Thule
  In the [[Middle Ages]], the name was sometimes used to denote [[Greenland]], [[Svalbard]] or [[Iceland]], such as by [[Adam of Bremen|Bremen's]] [[De A municipality in [[North Greenland]] was [[Geographical renaming|formerly named]] Thule after the [[mythical p
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• Maersk Peary (ship, 2004)
  In 2011 Maersk won a long term contract to supply [[Thule AFB]], in Greenland and [[McMurdo Station]], in [[Antarctica]], and the Maersk Peary was reflag
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• Baffin Island
  To the east [[Baffin Bay]] separates Baffin Island from [[Greenland]].
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• Operation Nanook (2009)
  ...he Danish Chief of Defence, Admiral Jørgensen, pays a visit to Nunavut and Greenland to plan for future defence of the region
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• Alfred Cleveland Weed
  He made multiple scientific field trips to [[Labrador]] and [[Greenland]] in the 1920s and 1930s.<ref name=WbfcWeedBio/>
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• Canadian people
  ...another 2 million Native people lived in what is today Canada, Alaska, and Greenland at that time.
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• Grise Fiord
  ...o return to Canada by sailing two thousand kilometers from [[Sisimiut]], [[Greenland]] to Grise Fiord.<ref name=SikuNews20081112>
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• Rising Star (ship, 1991)
  ...rce]] to assist [[cargo vessel]]s supplying its [[Thule AFB]], in northern Greenland.<ref name=PetersonAFB/><ref name=ColoradoAFB/> The tugboat is operated duri
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• HDMS Knud Rasmussen (P570)
  ...smussen'' and her two sister ships normally operate in the waters around [[Greenland]].
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• Glacier
  ...epositional landforms. [[Ice cap]]s are present today at the poles, over [[Greenland]] and [[Antarctica]], but others were present during [[glaciation]]s (e.g., ...e streams called outlet glaciers. The [[ice cap]]s of [[Antarctica]] and [[Greenland]] are present-day examples of continental glaciers with a maximum thickness
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• Henry Hudson
  ...passage. He and his crew reached [[Iceland]] early May and the south of [[Greenland]] a month later. On June 25, the explorers reached the [[Hudson Strait]] a
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• Bowhead Whale
  '''Bowhead Whales''', also known as the '''Greenland Right Whale''', are [[baleen whales]] which live in the [[Arctic Ocean]].<r
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• Arctic Ocean
  ...oast. Water also enters from the Pacific via the Bering Strait. The [[East Greenland Current]] carries the major outflow. Ice covers most of the ocean surface y ...c Ocean by the [[Bering Strait]] and to the [[Atlantic Ocean]] through the Greenland Sea. Its geographic coordinates are: {{coords|90|00|N|0|00|E}}
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• Technocracy Inc.
  ...rica]], and the [[Caribbean]], as well as parts of [[South America]] and [[Greenland]] as the administrative area, each of which they refer to as a [[Technate]]
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• Churchill, Manitoba
  ...economic to ship other goods from [[Murmansk]] around the Southern tip of Greenland, to Churchill, and then by rail to markets in North America.<ref name=Bbc20
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• Oliver Henry (USCG)
  ...his interview as they both served aboard the Northland together during the Greenland patrol. ...his interview as they both served aboard the Northland together during the Greenland patrol.
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• National Environmental Research Institute of Denmark
  ATMI monitors [[air pollution]] in [[Denmark]] and [[Greenland]],<ref>[http://www.dmu.dk/International/Air/ Air Pollution] (NERI website p
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• Church of Norway
  ...e 1100s covered all of Norway, parts of present [[Sweden]], [[Iceland]], [[Greenland]], the [[Isle of Man]], the [[Orkney Islands]], the [[Shetland Islands]], t
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• Explosive ordnance disposal
  ...re was no release of radioactive material. Other accidents (e.g., Thule, Greenland in 1968, and Palomares, Spain, in 1966) caused the complete disruption of t | title = Air Force Releases Reports on Palomares, Spain and Thule Airbase, Greenland Nuclear Weapons Accidents
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• USS Wyandot (AKA-92)
  ...] waters, departing [[Boston, Massachusetts]] on 16 July 1947 for [[Thule, Greenland]], and [[Devon Island|Devon]] and [[Cornwallis Island, Nunavut|Cornwallis]] ...on "Bluejay"—transporting construction materials to the northern part of [[Greenland]]—and was busy in that mission from May to September of that year. She re
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• USS Whitley (AKA-91)
  ...[[Guantanamo Bay Naval Base|Guantanamo Bay, Cuba]]; and [[Narsarssuak]], [[Greenland]]. In November, she began the first of three round-trip voyages from the ea On 12 July 1950, she embarked upon a voyage which took her to [[Thule]], Greenland, and to [[Cornwallis Island]] in the far northern reaches of [[Canada]]. Sh
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• Vessel monitoring system/VMS by nation
  ===Greenland=== Greenland VMS is based on Argos/CLS and Inmarsat-C transceivers. The VMS software is
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• USS Marquette (AKA-95)
  ...regularly in type, squadron, and amphibious exercises which ranged from [[Greenland]] to the [[Caribbean]]. Her activities also included periodic deployment wi
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• USS Pamina (AKA-34)
  ...and after a period in [[New York Naval Shipyard]] proceeded to northwest [[Greenland]] for extensive priority survey work. She concluded the season with a surve
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• Norway
  ...Norse era, Norwegian explorers discovered and colonized [[Iceland]] and [[Greenland]], and even reached [[Newfoundland]] in present-day [[Canada]]. Norse settl
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• Statistical significance
  ...lations have been reviewed.<ref name="pmid16446352">{{cite journal |author=Greenland S |title=Bayesian perspectives for epidemiological research: I. Foundations ...ce of multiple comparisons.<ref name="pmid18453632">{{cite journal |author=Greenland S |title=Multiple comparisons and association selection in general epidemio
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• Hudson Bay
  ...ry]]''. On this fourth voyage he worked his way around the west coast of [[Greenland]] and into the bay, mapping much of its eastern coast. The ''Discovery'' be
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• USS Vermilion (AKA-107)
  ...ale seaborne supply lift to the new airbase under construction at [[Thule, Greenland]]. She returned to Norfolk on 29 August 1951 and resumed operations with th
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• Vessel monitoring system
  ...is composed of Canada, Cuba, Denmark (in respect of the Faroe Islands and Greenland), European Union, France (in respect of St Pierre et Miguelon), Iceland, Ja }}</ref>, Denmark (in respect of the Faroe Islands and Greenland), European Union, Iceland, Norway, Poland, Russian Federation.
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• Los Alamos National Laboratory
  ...ioactive contamination over a 5-square-kilometre area of [[North Star Bay, Greenland]].</ref>
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• Rufus C. Somerby
  ...of Kane's guides, appeared with the show (Hans was, at the time, still in Greenland). Nevertheless, Dr. Judd regales his readers with a colorful account of th
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• Dog/Catalogs
  *[[Greenland Dog]] (Greenland Husky)
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