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'''Aborigine''' is a generic term for the [[indigenous people]] of a certain land. However, these people are normally known by the name they call themselves, for example [[Inuit]], [[Ainu]], [[Māori]]. In Australia, when the majority of indigenous peoples are referred to as a group, the term "Aborigines" or "Aboriginal people" is used. However [[Australian Aborigines]] does not include the [[Torres Strait Islanders]], another group of [[indigenous Australians]].
 
'''Aborigine''' is a generic term for the [[indigenous people]] of a certain land. However, these people are normally known by the name they call themselves, for example [[Inuit]], [[Ainu]], [[Māori]]. In Australia, when the majority of indigenous peoples are referred to as a group, the term "Aborigines" or "Aboriginal people" is used. However [[Australian Aborigines]] does not include the [[Torres Strait Islanders]], another group of [[indigenous Australians]].
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