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900–1000Pacific [colonization]The Polynesian ancestors of the Maori people discover and begin the settlement of New Zealand.
c. 965Denmark [Catholicism]King Harald Bluetooth of Denmark becomes the first Christian king in Scandinavia. Subsequently, Christianity spreads rapidly in Scandinavia.
1 October 965Italy, Holy Roman Empire [political events]Following the death of Pope Leo VIII, the Holy Roman Emperor, Otto I of Germany, refuses the request of the Romans for the restoration of the deposed pope Benedict V and secures the appointment of John XIII.


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Notice 2005-64, issued August 19, 2005, is the third, and presumably final, notice addressing section 965 of the Internal Revenue Code, which was enacted as part of the American Jobs Creation Act of 2004 (ACJC).
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