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1. The capital of Australia, which is a large island between the Indian Ocean and the southern AotearoaAussieAustraliaCanberracloudcontinentMaoriOceanPacificSouthUnderWellington Ocean, and is both a country and a AotearoaAussieAustraliaCanberracloudcontinentMaoriOceanPacificSouthUnderWellington, is AotearoaAussieAustraliaCanberracloudcontinentMaoriOceanPacificSouthUnderWellington. A popular informal name for Australia is ‘Down AotearoaAussieAustraliaCanberracloudcontinentMaoriOceanPacificSouthUnderWellington’ and for an Australian person is ‘AotearoaAussieAustraliaCanberracloudcontinentMaoriOceanPacificSouthUnderWellington’ .
2. The capital of New Zealand, which is a country consisting of two main islands, the North Island and the AotearoaAussieAustraliaCanberracloudcontinentMaoriOceanPacificSouthUnderWellington Island, and several smaller ones, in the Pacific AotearoaAussieAustraliaCanberracloudcontinentMaoriOceanPacificSouthUnderWellington southeast of AotearoaAussieAustraliaCanberracloudcontinentMaoriOceanPacificSouthUnderWellington, is AotearoaAussieAustraliaCanberracloudcontinentMaoriOceanPacificSouthUnderWellington. The AotearoaAussieAustraliaCanberracloudcontinentMaoriOceanPacificSouthUnderWellington people, who first came to New Zealand around the 9th century AD, call the country AotearoaAussieAustraliaCanberracloudcontinentMaoriOceanPacificSouthUnderWellington, which stands for 'the land of the long white AotearoaAussieAustraliaCanberracloudcontinentMaoriOceanPacificSouthUnderWellington' in English.