Definitions
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- adjective Resistant to
rabbits .
Etymologies
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Examples
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The settlers think it will be impossible, because of their “rabbit-proof fence,” to have any more aboriginal movement, i.e. Walk-a-bouts, or spiritual journeys native people traditionally made without informing their enslavers.
Rabbit-Proof Fence: Humanity Will Not Fail Alice Walker Blog Administrator 2009
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The settlers think it will be impossible, because of their “rabbit-proof fence,” to have any more aboriginal movement, i.e. Walk-a-bouts, or spiritual journeys native people traditionally made without informing their enslavers.
Archive 2009-06-01 Alice Walker Blog Administrator 2009
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If it works – and if it proves rabbit-proof – it could change the whole job.
Archive 2009-05-01 Jean 2009
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The publication of the list probably means that the great rabbit-proof fence plan will no longer enjoy much parliamentary support.
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If it works – and if it proves rabbit-proof – it could change the whole job.
Jean's Knitting Jean 2009
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Good to know that Ed also has no idea why Australia feels they need rabbit-proof fences — after all, the rabbits only make the ecosystem different, right?
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They run away from the school and follow the path of the rabbit-proof fence hundreds of miles knowing that the fence runs next to their land and will lead them home.
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The publication of the list probably means that the great rabbit-proof fence plan will no longer enjoy much parliamentary support.
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The story, based on a factual account, focuses on three children who were kidnapped but fled their captors, then navigated a 1,200-mile journey home not by the stars but by following a rabbit-proof fence bisecting the continent.
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The movie is the story of their escape and their attempt to get home, a 1,500-mile journey along a rabbit-proof fence.
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