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• There is an abundance of Australianism in this dialogue, and some subtle radical philosophy too ."
• The aim of the film, as requested by the Shell Company, was to associate Shell with the essence of Australia, with Australianism.
• The teaching component is invisible, reflecting the band's training in early childhood education _ Page still reads the education journals _ and a relaxed Australianism.
• Yakka is an Australianism, meaning work, endeavour, experience ( I think ) [ . . . . ] it makes a breezy and irreverent read.
• "Everyone's looking for some little'Australianism'to set things apart, " he said, " but my best'Australianism'is the fact that I work with Australians ."
• "Everyone's looking for some little'Australianism'to set things apart, " he said, " but my best'Australianism'is the fact that I work with Australians ."
• Shaun Bell notes : " Difficult to define in terms of genre and uneasily placed in canonical formations, the expected and characteristic nostalgia in Boyd s treatment of a belated anglo-Australianism aligned with British colonialism is curiously absent.
• This may well be an Australianism, but people here often say things like " It'll be "'a "'whole "'nother "'day . " What happens here seems not to be mere contraction; " nother " is not used in any other situation, prefixed by an apostrophe or not.
• When he died in Dublin's Meath Hospital at the age of 86, he left three books unfinished, his memoirs entitled " Miracle Magazine ", a work on " Australianism, as identified by press, politics and religion ", and a biography of John Macarthur for which he had received a grant from the Literature Board of the Australia Council.