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Meanings of Aussie in English
Portuguese
australiano Catalan
australià Usage of Aussie in English
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However, some analysts doubt the Aussie can perform as well next year.
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RELATED: American mocked over accent RELATED: How are Aussie accents really formed?
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Twelve months ago Aussie coach Dermott Brereton announced the end of history.
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Former Aussie skipper Mark Taylor had also predicted the change this week.
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And now a new Aussie stereotype has been added to the list.
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The Aussie is sensitive to developments in China, Australia's largest trading partner.
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But other big international postal services are also eyeing the Aussie market.
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The days of good old Aussie food in the canteen are over.
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First, there were the Odells, and later Mr. and Mrs. Aussie Case.
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There's a new knockabout Aussie tradie ready to step into your shoes.
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Indeed, his Aussie competitors are shocked to see him among their ranks.
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Our people have indicated that they'd like some Aussie food, Houston said.
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However, a host of other Aussie stars will be gunning for gold.
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The entire Aussie team, however, earned the respect of all who watched.
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They should be able to stay, support and watch their Aussie teammates.
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But it sure meant a world of difference to this Aussie supporter.
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Aussie through the time
Aussie across language varieties
Australia
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New Zealand
Rare
United States of America
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