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3/ Of the three, the first one is probably the most accurate.
All countries have stories they tell about themselves, and they don't always line up to reality.
Australians believe they are fiercely independent larakins who don't listen to authority - but are an obedient heavily regulated soceity.
All countries have stories they tell about themselves, and they don't always line up to reality.
Australians believe they are fiercely independent larakins who don't listen to authority - but are an obedient heavily regulated soceity.
January 25, 2026 at 11:05 AM
3/ Of the three, the first one is probably the most accurate.
All countries have stories they tell about themselves, and they don't always line up to reality.
Australians believe they are fiercely independent larakins who don't listen to authority - but are an obedient heavily regulated soceity.
All countries have stories they tell about themselves, and they don't always line up to reality.
Australians believe they are fiercely independent larakins who don't listen to authority - but are an obedient heavily regulated soceity.
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