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The Inuit have always been dependent upon the cycles of nature.
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Kate is 83 years old. She is one of 40,000 Inuit who live in the Canadian Arctic. She was born and raised in a family of hunters and fishermen – like much of this population. Previously known as Eskimos, the native people have been known as Inuit since the first Inter Inuit conference in 1977.
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