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One foot high kick, WEIO
One foot high kick at the 2008 World Eskimo Indian Olympics held in Fairbanks, Alaska. Years ago, when a messenger from a hunting or whaling crew is within visual distance of the villagers, he will kick high into the air thereby giving a message that a whale has been shot, or the caribou are running near.
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