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were found were varied and numerous, references in this paper to
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anthropological definition of "tribe" but rather than to the peculiar
history of each Indian group. Thus, in speaking of reconciling the
legal and ethnohistorical meanings of "tribe," we are talking about
deriving a legal standard flexible enough to include the different
social, political and cultural arrangements of each American Indian
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