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The battlesbecausebilingualdifferenceseyefamousfeethigherincomeitlanguagesmatchesmorepreparationsratesroutinessamestrengthstudytraditional Maori war dance (the haka) and being battlesbecausebilingualdifferenceseyefamousfeethigherincomeitlanguagesmatchesmorepreparationsratesroutinessamestrengthstudytraditional may help people keep dementia away. Researchers from a university in New Zealand say doing the haka and speaking two battlesbecausebilingualdifferenceseyefamousfeethigherincomeitlanguagesmatchesmorepreparationsratesroutinessamestrengthstudytraditional (Maori and English) might help Maoris avoid dementia. A battlesbecausebilingualdifferenceseyefamousfeethigherincomeitlanguagesmatchesmorepreparationsratesroutinessamestrengthstudytraditional compared rates of dementia among people in their 80s and 90s. Researchers thought these battlesbecausebilingualdifferenceseyefamousfeethigherincomeitlanguagesmatchesmorepreparationsratesroutinessamestrengthstudytraditional would be battlesbecausebilingualdifferenceseyefamousfeethigherincomeitlanguagesmatchesmorepreparationsratesroutinessamestrengthstudytraditional among Maoris. This is battlesbecausebilingualdifferenceseyefamousfeethigherincomeitlanguagesmatchesmorepreparationsratesroutinessamestrengthstudytraditional Maoris have less health care, less battlesbecausebilingualdifferenceseyefamousfeethigherincomeitlanguagesmatchesmorepreparationsratesroutinessamestrengthstudytraditional and battlesbecausebilingualdifferenceseyefamousfeethigherincomeitlanguagesmatchesmorepreparationsratesroutinessamestrengthstudytraditional heart diseases than non-Maoris. However, researchers found no battlesbecausebilingualdifferenceseyefamousfeethigherincomeitlanguagesmatchesmorepreparationsratesroutinessamestrengthstudytraditional between Maoris and non-Maoris.

The haka is a battlesbecausebilingualdifferenceseyefamousfeethigherincomeitlanguagesmatchesmorepreparationsratesroutinessamestrengthstudytraditional war cry. A group of people all chant and repeat the battlesbecausebilingualdifferenceseyefamousfeethigherincomeitlanguagesmatchesmorepreparationsratesroutinessamestrengthstudytraditional energetic movements while stamping their battlesbecausebilingualdifferenceseyefamousfeethigherincomeitlanguagesmatchesmorepreparationsratesroutinessamestrengthstudytraditional. Warriors did it before battlesbecausebilingualdifferenceseyefamousfeethigherincomeitlanguagesmatchesmorepreparationsratesroutinessamestrengthstudytraditional. They wanted to show their battlesbecausebilingualdifferenceseyefamousfeethigherincomeitlanguagesmatchesmorepreparationsratesroutinessamestrengthstudytraditional and frighten their enemy. A New Zealand football team started using battlesbecausebilingualdifferenceseyefamousfeethigherincomeitlanguagesmatchesmorepreparationsratesroutinessamestrengthstudytraditional in 1888. The famous All Blacks rugby team then started using it before their battlesbecausebilingualdifferenceseyefamousfeethigherincomeitlanguagesmatchesmorepreparationsratesroutinessamestrengthstudytraditional in 1905. It is now part of the pre-match battlesbecausebilingualdifferenceseyefamousfeethigherincomeitlanguagesmatchesmorepreparationsratesroutinessamestrengthstudytraditional for the All Blacks. A Maori professor said that skill, battlesbecausebilingualdifferenceseyefamousfeethigherincomeitlanguagesmatchesmorepreparationsratesroutinessamestrengthstudytraditional co-ordination and the difficult dance battlesbecausebilingualdifferenceseyefamousfeethigherincomeitlanguagesmatchesmorepreparationsratesroutinessamestrengthstudytraditional of the haka help to keep the brain healthy.