User Guide

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Disclaimer

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issues arising from typographical errors or user’s interpretation of the language used herein that is

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Symbols and Conventions

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Notices

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The kiwi is not only a

fruit.

There are three different meanings of Kiwi. A

person who lives in New Zealand, a Kiwi bird is a

flightless bird that is also used as the national

symbol, and, lastly, there is the delicious fruit

called Kiwi fruit.