"Euromutt" meaning in English

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          "text": "As for the people of Scotland -- no, no bias because of my Scottish heritage, I assure you (coz there's more than a little Euromutt mixed in) -- they are really warm, quite friendly and approachable people.",
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          "text": "Although my heritage is 100 percent Euro-mutt, not a drop of Italian blood flows in me.",
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          "text": "A Chilean female, Elizabeth, has been cohabiting with her “Euromutt” boyfriend for a year-and-a-half. [...] It appears that Elizabeth did not have any previous expectations when it came to dating, as her previous boyfriend was also a “Euromutt.”",
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          "text": "A Chilean female, Elizabeth, has been cohabiting with her “Euromutt” boyfriend for a year-and-a-half. [...] It appears that Elizabeth did not have any previous expectations when it came to dating, as her previous boyfriend was also a “Euromutt.”",
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