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aborígene Catalan
aborigen australià A dark-skinned member of a race of people living in Australia when Europeans arrived.
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Bruce Trevorrow last year became the first Aborigine man to win compensation.
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The problem of recognition has stayed with the Aborigine ever since.
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He also developed a deep interest in the spirituality of the Australian Aborigine.
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Australian Aborigine god who was the personification of Evil and antagonist to Baiame.
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The Aborigine communities are short on housing and facilities.
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But I am Chief of Police in Abo, and I release him.
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He entered the University of Abo in 1822, and in Helsingfors.
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This meeting took place in Abo, a little town in Finland.
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He told her that the Abo ringer, Samson, had returned to the homestead.
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Eugénie Nicolet and Abo Gabassa had made the crossing on the same ship.
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All debate on the Aboriginal question this year leads to Cathy Freeman.
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Background: Aboriginal people in Australia experience significant health burden from chronic disease.
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These foods are an integral component of good health among Aboriginal peoples.
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Water for Aboriginal people is crucial for survival, identity, language and law.
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Setting: A remote Aboriginal community in the Kimberley region of Western Australia.
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Tiny was made to give her native Australian bush call of Coo-ee!
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Yet birds, particularly native Australian birds, can be a little shy.
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IN MY GARDEN I HAVE … Lots of native Australian plants.
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Since its inception Midnight Oil has identified with environmental causes and native Australian issues.
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For instance, if we may believe Stephens, no nun was ever more modest than the native Australian woman.
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He also developed a deep interest in the spirituality of the Australian Aborigine.
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It is very important to an Australian Aborigine that their body, and their ancestors' bodies, be returned to the land from which they arose.
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Beliefs of the Central Australian aborigines concerning the reincarnation of the dead.
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Belief of the Australian aborigines in sorcery as the cause of death.
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Belief of the Australian aborigines that their dead are reborn in white people.
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Australian Aborigine god who was the personification of Evil and antagonist to Baiame.
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But, as the Australian aborigines suggest, this is bunk.
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Australian Aborigine god who was cited as male in some areas and female in other areas.
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Mr. Bunnet informs me that the Australian aborigines when out of spirits have a chop-fallen appearance.
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There are deplorable accounts from Africa, and the Australian aborigines appear to have been already exterminated.
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Backward state of the Central Australian aborigines.
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General conclusion as to the belief in immortality and the worship of the dead among the Australian aborigines.
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They closely resembled the incised lines and punch-marks of the Australian aborigines, and the patterns common in Polynesia.
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The peninsula was originally inhabited by races related to the Australian aborigines & the Negroid Papuans of Melanesia.
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Caucasian, Mongolian, Negro, Amerindian, and Australian aborigine have melted together and become one more or less brown race.
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They were in truth two fine specimens of Australian aborigines, stern, impetuous, and determined, active, muscular, and energetic.