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Cockatoo Island (New South Wales) — Cockatoo Island Sydney, New South Wales Cockatoo Island Population … Wikipedia
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stringybark cockatoo — /ˌstrɪŋibak kɒkəˈtu/ (say .stringeebahk kokuh tooh) noun a farmer who farms the poorest land, on which only stringybark gums will naturally grow: *I got a job of reaping off a stringybark cockatoo. –anon, old bush songs, n.d …
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