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Kusaie

American  
[koo-sahy] / kuˈsaɪ /

noun

  1. Kosrae.


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When Americans returned to Kusaie last year they found the natives again impoverished and racked by disease.

From Time Magazine Archive

Of all the myriad islands in the mid-Pacific, few have had a more colorful history than little Kusaie, a six-by nine-mile dot in the Carolines.

From Time Magazine Archive

The Navy may intend to occupy nearby islands like Kusaie and Ponape, by-pass Truk.

From Time Magazine Archive

It said: "We earnestly desire that Kusaie be made a permanent possession, and we request that our people shall be kept forever under the protection of the American flag."

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I was glad, for Kusaie is not many days' sail from Ponape—and I hated to be on the ship.

From By Reef and Palm by Louis Becke

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