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- noun Plural form of
tradie .
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Examples
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Mr Rudd says the $US1 trillion ($A1. 4 trillion) deal agreed on at the G20 summit in London, will benefit "tradies", young people and small business with real commitments against real timelines.
QandO 2009
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Mr Rudd says the $US1 trillion ($A1. 4 trillion) deal agreed on at the G20 summit in London, will benefit "tradies", young people and small business with real commitments against real timelines.
QandO 2009
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Mr Rudd said merchant bankers won't be paying the price of that decision, but mums and families and "tradies" would.
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Mr Rudd says the $US1 trillion ($A1. 4 trillion) deal agreed on at the G20 summit in London, will benefit "tradies", young people and small business with real commitments against real timelines.
QandO 2009
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Mr Rudd says the $US1 trillion ($A1. 4 trillion) deal will benefit "tradies", young people and small business with real commitments against real timelines.
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Mr Rudd says the $US1 trillion ($A1. 4 trillion) deal agreed on at the G20 summit in London, will benefit "tradies", young people and small business with real commitments against real timelines.
QandO 2009
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Mr Rudd says the $US1 trillion ($A1. 4 trillion) deal agreed on at the G20 summit in London, will benefit "tradies", young people and small business with real commitments against real timelines.
QandO 2009
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Mr Rudd says the $US1 trillion ($A1. 4 trillion) deal agreed on at the G20 summit in London, will benefit "tradies", young people and small business with real commitments against real timelines.
QandO 2009
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Mr Rudd says the $US1 trillion ($A1. 4 trillion) deal agreed on at the G20 summit in London, will benefit "tradies", young people and small business with real commitments against real timelines.
QandO 2009
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Mr Rudd says the $US1 trillion ($A1. 4 trillion) deal agreed on at the G20 summit in London, will benefit "tradies", young people and small business with real commitments against real timelines.
QandO 2009
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