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Hawaii was annexed as a territory in June of 1898 by an Act of Congress, and became a state on 21 August 1959, becoming the 50th state to join the union.

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It will start at 1:30 pm Hawaii Standard Time.

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4 hours 47 minutes

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Keep dreaming

Have you tried 'La Maison pour the Laviour au naturelle'

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The Hawaiian Islands

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Black Coral.

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I can easily offer you what others cannot, i.e. my ability to use whatever knowledge, talents and abilities I possess, no other person can do this. More input from FAQ Farmers: * I posses the ability of speaking 3 languages, im very patient person and very responsible for my action. * I'm very hard working and am quickly able to adapt and learn in different situations Alternate answer - You can only speak to what YOU can offer the company. Unless you know the strengths and weaknesses of all the other people who are interviewing for the position, you cannot speak to what you can offer that they cannot. You should start your response with something like "I'm sure other candidates who are being interviewed possess many strengths and can offer much to this company, however as I don't know these individuals, I can only speak to what I can offer this company", and then respond as suggested in the first answer. By preempting your response in this manner, it will let the interviewer know that you don't make potentially inaccruate assumptions and that you're a team player.

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CORRECTED: ALOHA: About 70 miles (25 minutes by air).

Pretty far, not gonna lie!

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Hawaiians.

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6 hours

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Hawai'i was formed from volcanoes. The shape of the islands (volcanic mountains) affects the weather. Volcanic activity causes eartquakes, eruptions on the Big Island cause it to continue to grow, cause fires, close roads. Gasses from the volcanoes can cause vog (volcanic smog) and volcanoes have produced fertile soil in Hawai'i.

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Hawaii does not have a winter season, per se. That is, there is no appreciable temperature change during the winter months. Winter solstice starts on December 21 or 22.

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Honolulu.

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He was born in Hawaii, which had become a state in 1959. Mr. Obama was born in 1961. He spent the first five years of his life in Hawaii, then spent the next five in Indonesia with his mom and new step-dad, after which he returned to Hawaii to finish middle school and high school.

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if your under 16 its 10pm after 4am you can go out again if you break the law you can be fined and possibly go to jail for a night.

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Ceslieanne "Wehi" was born in 1983.

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They're called a surfer chick.

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The shell of the Macadamia nut is very tough and fibrous. It is extremely hard to crack without the aid of tools and machinery.

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When Congress passed the Uniform Time Act in 1966, Arizona tried observing daylight savings for a year and decided to not observe it after much negative reaction. They have never observed daylight savings since.

Think about it: if you were in the desert, the last thing you would want is extra daylight. Because of the hot climate, adding an extra hour of daylight would cause more of an energy crunch with AC working longer and harder. ( This part of the answer is retarded cause you are just changing the time, not magically moving the sun to make the daylight longer. The days are gonna be longer in summertime because the earth has tilted on its axis and we are receiving more light and you are gonna use the same amount of energy anyway. DST is just a way for big businesses to capitalize on the more sunlight during these months, Arizona just realized this was BS and refused to comply)

Arizona is on Mountain Standard Time (MST) year-round. The only exception in Arizona is the Navajo Nation, in northeastern Arizona, which does observe Daylight Saving Time.

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The Wailua river on Kauai is the largest river in all of Hawaii, but the most controversial is the Waiahole stream on Oahu. The stream naturually ran from the Koolau Mountains through the Waiahole Valley and emptied into Kaneohe Bay. It fed many of the taro patches found throughout the valley. In 1995, the stream was diverted to feed many of the Leeward Oahu agricultural areas. In 2012, nearly 20 years later, the water rights over the stream is still a hotly contested issue with both windward and leeward Oahu farmers fighting over who should have the water.

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Very warm and moist almost all of the time.

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Yes, fog lamps on vehicles in California may emit white or yellow light, per California Vehicle Code section 25950(2) which states "The color of foglamps described in Section 24403 may be in the color spectrum from white to yellow".

Whether the fog lamps on a vehicle emit white or yellow light, they must still be mounted, aimed, hooked up, and used in accordance with the applicable regulations or the driver can get a ticket for illegal or improper lights.

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Hawaii is 2000 miles west and slightly south of the US Mainland.

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Yes. Like Puerto Rico, Hawaii was initially a U.S. territory until it was finally annexed as the 50th state in 1959.