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Chairo (feminine chaira) is a
pejorative epithet that
originated in
Mexico to
describe an
individual who
holds a far-left ideology,
specifically any person...
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Chairo may
refer to:
Chairo (slang),
pejorative used in
Mexico to
describe an
individual that
adheres to a far-left
ideology Chairo (stew), a traditional...
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Chairo Christian School is a multi-campus co-educational private, non-denominational
Christian School with
campuses in Drouin, Victoria,
Drouin East, Pakenham...
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Chairo is a
traditional dish of the
Aymara people,
consumed mainly in
Bolivia and
other countries in the Andes. It is a soup made of
vegetables and beef...
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species name, hydrochaeris,
comes from Gr**** ὕδωρ (hýdor "water") and χαίρω (
chairo "feel happy, enjoy"). The
capybara and the
lesser capybara both
belong to...
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married in 1978. Together, the
couple had two children, Myles, Jr. (known as
Chairo), and a daughter, Charisa.
Following his
graduation from the University...
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Primary School, St
Michaels Primary School, St
Gabriels Primary School,
Chairo Christian School (formerly
Flinders Christian Community College]) and St...
- O'Toole
Catholic Primary School Mary
MacKillop Catholic Regional College Chairo Christian School – For prep
level to year 10. Also
provides three to four...
- story.
Translated twice by
Kyoko Iriye Selden and Joan E. Ericson. 1950:
Chairo no me –
novel 1951:
Floating Clouds (Ukigumo) – novel.
Translated twice...
- used in a
variety of dishes. One
traditional dish,
common in La Paz, is
Chairo. It is a type of stew made with Chuño, meat, carrots, onions, and corn....
