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Haleiwa, Oahu Hotels

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Title	Source
“Haleiwa, Hawaii”	RandMcNally.com
“Exploring The Shady Side of Oahu”	Washington Post (free registration required)
“At the North Shore, the surf is always up”	SignOnSanDiego.com
“'My what big teeth you have': going face-to-face with sharks”	SignOnSanDiego.com
“World on a Wave”	Travel + Leisure
“For Surfers, All Waves Lead to Hawaii”	New York Times (free registration required)
“The local's guide to Hawaii”	MSNBC
“Visit Oahu's North Shore in the 'offseason'”	MSNBC.com / Associated Press
“Get 'Lost': Oahu landscapes add to show's intrigue”	San Diego Union-Tribune
“Attractions in Oahu”	Passport Newsletter
“It's high season on Oahu's wild North Shore”	Boston.com / Boston Globe

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