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• Australian rock
• Australian rock band
• Australian rock band that sounds overindulgent
• Australian rock band with a lightning bolt in its logo
• Australian rock band with an electrical name
• Australian runner
• Australian runners
• Australian salt lake
• Australian seaport
• Australian sheep dog.
• Australian sheepdog
• Australian sheepdogs
• Australian sheepskin boots
• Australian shrubs
• Australian sight.
• Australian singer Christine
• Australian singer Minogue
• Australian six-footer
• Australian six-footers
• Australian slang for "friend
• Australian sludge metal band
• Australian soldier
• Australian soldiers
• Australian soprano
• Australian sorcerer
• Australian sports legend
• Australian sprinter
• Australian sprinters
• Australian state
• Australian state: Abbr.
• Australian state briefly
• Australian state capital
• Australian state whose capital is Sydney: Abbr.
• Australian state with the biggest pop.
• Australian statesman.
• Australian summer mo.
• Australian supermodel
• Australian surfwear brand
• Australian swimmer Thorpe who won three gold medals at the 2000 Olympics
• Australian swimmer who won golds at the 2000 and 2004 Olympics
• Australian" swimming stroke
• Australian symbol
• Australian "Take Me Away" band
• Australian 'teddy bear'
• Australian tennis great
• Australian tennis legend Rod
• Australian tennis player Lew ___
• Australian tennis player who, at 20, was the youngest man to be ranked #1 in singles: 2 wds.
• Australian tennis player who was the first woman to win the Grand Slam in the Open Era: 2 wds.
• Australian territory near Java
• Australian thicket
• Australian tourist town
• Australian town
• Australian town — place's rising (anag)
• Australian tramp's bundle
• Australian tree
• Australian tree dweller
• Australian tree-dwellers
• Australian tree with edible nuts — a CIA madam (anag)
• Australian trotters
• Australian wild
• Australian wild dog
• Australian wilderness
• Australian wildlife tour sight
• Australian wind
• Australian winner of 11 Grand Slam tournaments
• Australian with a fur coat
• Australian with three toes
• Australian yachting great, ... Murray
• Australians that don't fly
• Australians with cackling cries
• Australia's ___ Beach
• Australia's big bird
• Australia's biggest city
• Australia’s capital.
• Australia's "city of churches
• Australia's Gibson, e.g.
• Australia's Great Barrier ___
• Australia's Great ___ Basin
• Australia's highest-selling recording artist
• Australia's Lake ___
• Australia's Lake ___ National Park
• Australia's lang.
• Australia's largest city
• Australia's largest lake
• Australia's largest native bird
• Australia's largest native birds
• Australia's legendary outlaw Kelly
• Australia's location
• Australia's Melba
• Australia's national bird
• Australia's national bird: var.
• Australia's national blossom
• Australia's notorious outlaw Kelly
• Australia's "ostrich
• Australia's reef
• Australia's -- Rock
• Australia's unofficial national bird
• Australia's You ___
• Australie" divisions
• Australis and borealis
• _____ Australis (southern constellation)
• Austria heights
• Austria-Hungary's Francis Ferdinand, e.g.
• Austria–Italy divider
• Austrian 'a'
• Austrian actress and singer Lenya
• Austrian affirmatives
• Austrian "Alas!
• Austrian Alpine pass
• Austrian article
• Austrian artist
• Austrian artist whose "Portrait of Adele Bloch-Bauer I" sold at auction for a record $135 million in 2006: 2 wds.
• Austrian assents
• Austrian author Marie von ___-Eschenbach
• Austrian bigwig of yore
• Austrian-born actor-singer
• Austrian-born composer Wellesz
• Austrian-born conductor Leinsdorf
• Austrian-born fashion designer Lang
• Austrian-born Macleans columnist
• Austrian-born Tony winner, 1955
• Austrian-born writer Stefan
• Austrian botanist
• Austrian botanist: 1822-84
• Austrian botanist Gregor
• Austrian chancellor: 1953-61
• Austrian chancellor: 1953–61
• Austrian city
• Austrian city important in the Iron Age
• Austrian city known for tortes
• Austrian city on the Danube
• Austrian city where Kepler taught
• Austrian city where Mozart wrote his 36th Symphony
• Austrian city where Mozart's Symphony No. 36 premiered
• Austrian city with a torte named after it
• Austrian coin
• Austrian composer
• Austrian composer Anton, d. 1896
• Austrian composer Berg
• Austrian composer Bruckner
• Austrian composer-conductor: 1860-1911
• Austrian composer, d. 1935
• Austrian composer, d.1809
• Austrian composer Gustav
• Austrian composer Josef Matthias ___
• Austrian composer of 12-tone music, d. 1935
• Austrian composer of "The Creation
• Austrian composer Webern