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Grundlagen: Finanzieren mit Venture Capital,r and authority in the Native nation and U.S. colony of Hawai’i. The first began with the contested election of David Kalākaua as mō’ī (highest ali’i, later monarch) and his ascension to the throne of the Kingdom of Hawai’i in 1874. The second began with the equally contested U.S. annexation of Hawa

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