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The Inuit have developed a rich culture and way of life adapted to the harsh conditions of the northern territories. They are known for their traditional skills in hunting, fishing, and gathering, utilizing tools like kayaks and sleds made from local materials. Additionally, they have created intricate art forms, storytelling traditions, and a communal social structure that emphasizes cooperation and resilience in their communities. Modern Inuit continue to balance traditional practices with contemporary influences, advocating for their rights and cultural preservation.

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