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Australia
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In Australia, "sucker" commonly refers to someone who is easily deceived or fooled.
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Canada
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The term "sucker" in Canadian culture can refer to either a lollipop or a person who is easily deceived.
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United Kingdom
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In the United Kingdom, the term "sucker" is commonly used to refer to a gullible person or a lollipop in informal language.
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United States
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In the United States, the term "sucker" typically refers to a type of candy, especially lollipops, and can also be used to describe a naive person.
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Aboriginal culture
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In Aboriginal culture, suckers can refer to young tree shoots used as a food source.
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