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- noun Plural form of
South African .
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Examples
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Their hopes must not be allowed to succeed for if they do they will crush the real hope of the vast majority of South Africans, which is for a new dawn to be ushered in by the voting on April
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Therefore, while there is no colonialism in South Africa in the sense that another state controls the affairs of the state of South Africa, there is a state within a state - that is to say, a hierarchy of people who are privileged, who normally are called South Africans, and the others are forgotten.
STATEMENT IN THE SPECIAL POLITICAL COMMITTEE OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY 1961
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"Our call to South Africans is to unite against crime and to continue putting pressure on the government until they accept the fight against crime as the number one priority in South Africa," said Hermann.
IOL: News 2010
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"Our call to South Africans is to unite against crime and to continue putting pressure on the government until they accept the fight against crime as the number one priority in South Africa," said Hermann.
IOL: News 2010
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We want to beat the South Africans, that is certain.
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They were calling South Africans who poured out from their apartments onto the streets for a darker party: to picket government buildings and storm state hospitals in support of the labor strike that's now threatening to unwind the mojo South Africa built up during the soccer tournament six weeks ago.
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We want to beat the South Africans, that is certain.
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We want to beat the South Africans, that is certain.
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He is sufficiently assured, in fact, to call the South Africans 'bluff.
Home 2009
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He is sufficiently assured, in fact, to call the South Africans 'bluff.
Home 2009
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