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Kangaroo
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Kangaroo
Informal; a stock in Australia. It especially refers to a stock on the All Ordinaries Index, which is the most prominent index of Australian stocks. The term is most often used by foreigners outside of Australia.
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George Smith replacing David Pocock at openside is hardly a step down in class, while the latest Wallaby midfield injury - Digby Ioane was ruled out yesterday with a shoulder strain - could be a blessing in disguise too.
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