The wounded digger clings to the belt of the man in front with his sound hand, while his other cobber gets underneath and pushes him up. |
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A dobber is Australian slang for a snitch, and a cobber means a friend. |
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The three students portrayed a cobber and a miner in new performances in the permanent exhibit. |
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By the end of the day, cobber had won him over too, and it was that boy who walked cobber out of the classroom to my wife's car. |
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And what's wrong with putting in a good word for your cobber? |
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He isolated himself, crossed his arms, refused even to look at cobber. |
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Cobber Pedy, famous for its opals, has the distinction of seeing the major portion of its inhabitants live underground to protect themselves from harsh weather. |
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