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In a Christianized version of Polynesian mythology (Hawaii), Nu'u was the man who built the ark with which he escaped the Great Flood. See Noah.

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	In [[Polynesian mythology]] ([[Hawaii]]), '''Nu'u''' was the man who built the ark with which he escaped the [[Deluge (mythology)\|Great Flood]]. See [[Noah]].		In a Christianized version of [[Polynesian mythology]] ([[Hawaii]]), '''Nu'u''' was the man who built the ark with which he escaped the [[Deluge (mythology)\|Great Flood]]. See [[Noah]].

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