Look up: Chai

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   Chai
   (Indian) Indian tea.
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   CHAI
   Commission for Audit and Health Improvement (Healthcare Commission) - The Healthcare Commission is an independent body, set up to promote and drive improvement in the quality of healthcare and public health through inspection, reporting and performance ratings
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   CHAI
   Commission for Healthcare Audit and Inspection
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   Chai
   `Chai` is the word for tea generally in Asia, North and East Africa and Eastern Europe. Cognates in other languages include the Bengali `chÄÂ?`, the Marathi `chahÄÂ?` and the Tamil `thaeneer`. For the etymology of `chai` and related words see etymology and cognates of tea. In a typical South Asian household, chai is prepared by boiling loose leaf tea in a pot with milk and water. Depending on personal preference, various spices and/or sweetener ma...
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   chai
   (from the article `Taoism`) ...celestial worthy represented a different aspect of the Tao, so each ceremony of worship had a particular purpose, which it attempted to realize by ...
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   Chai
   Indian term for tea, often short for masala chai, or spiced tea, which is made from strong black tea combined with milk, sugar, and spices.
   Found on http://www.hungrymonster.com/Foodfacts/T