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The original task appears to be a mix of an incomplete statement and a multiple-choice question. I will separate and correct these parts accordingly.

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1. The phrase "They are botaging" is incomplete and appears to contain a typographical error. It is unclear what the intended meaning is, so I will remove it for clarity.

2. The multiple-choice question requires minor corrections for formatting consistency.

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Australians refer to the Outback as the bush.

A. True
B. False

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If the incomplete statement "They are botaging" is supposed to be a part of another question or context, please provide additional details for accurate correction.



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Final answer:

Australians do not refer to the Outback as the bush.


Explanation:

False

Australians refer to the Outback as the bush. The Outback is a remote area of extensive grassland pastures in central Australia, not specifically known as the bush. The term 'bush' is more commonly used to refer to the rural or uncultivated areas in general.


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