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Hillary Clinton's First Powhiri (Part 1) - Images

Published: Thu 4 Nov 2010 07:00 PM
Scoop Images: Hillary Clinton's First Powhiri (Part 1)
Photo Essay By Alastair Thompson
At 12.30pm with the skies looking threatening the media is briefed - (meanwhile Police search the planters for bombs.)


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The security liason officer from the US contingent seems happy as the Kapa Haka party rehearses.


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By 2pm a crowd has gathered in front of Parliament to greet the visitor from the USA.


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The guest of honour arrives with a formidable security detachment - she waves to the crowd - who cheer in return


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The US Secretary of State is greeted by Parliament's Kuia


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And is welcomed with her first hongi of the afternoon.


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With her new friend she walks forward to meet Parliament's Kaumatua…


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… and is again greeted by hongi.


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And she then prepares to face her challenge.


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(Continuing - in Part 2 see The Challenge)
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