Aborigine Sentence Examples

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  • The zoo is opening an exhibit that exclusively has plants and animals that classify as aborigine, nothing imported.

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  • An Australian aborigine who worked on a ranch could be seen talking to a tree.

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  • When colonists arrived in the country, they thought nothing of driving an aborigine from their home.

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  • Native plants like the chocolate lily, an aborigine of Victoria, are less complex than plants bred in today's greenhouses and gardens.

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  • When I visited Brisbane I met an Aborigine, whose people have inhabited Australia for thousands of years.

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  • The council wants to develop more housing outside town, but that is sacred land, according to an aborigine at the town meeting.

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