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língua mandarim The dialect of Chinese spoken in Beijing and adopted as the official language for all of China.
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The most common flavors are lemon, mandarin orange, strawberry, coffee, almond, and mint.
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Remember this chocolate hazelnut meringue tower with mandarin orange curd, made by Eunice Power?
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This salad is also nice with a drained can of mandarin orange segments tossed in.
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I opened a can of mandarin orange slices and spooned some into his plastic dish.
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Rolling the mandarin orange can between her palms, Collette drifted toward me, smiling like a debutante.
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Although cultivated pummelos represent selections from one progenitor species, Citrus maxima, cultivated mandarins are introgressions of C. maxima into the ancestral mandarin species Citrus reticulata.
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Undoubtedly you saw the mandarin Ki-Ming; I recognize him from your description.
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The mandarin was bought at a Woolworths store on Findon Road yesterday.
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At one end of the room sat the mandarin who was judge.
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She took the little mandarin in her hand, but without examining him.
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And the yellow-faced mandarin was as busy picking them up as anyone.
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A prolific poet and a manipulative mandarin featured in Dáil exchanges yesterday.
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And so the mandarin advised you to fly to Orlando, did he?
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She gifted each family a mandarin tree to plant in their new garden.
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About a quarter of California's mandarin crop was lost to frost last year.
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Currently there is a potato, a lobster and a mandarin on the market.
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I don't think psychoanalysis should be a mandarin or elitist form of intelligence.
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A young waitress in a scarlet silk mandarin dress stepped into the room.
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Slowly drizzle in mandarin oil and canola oil until mayonaise has thickened up.
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This angered the mandarin, who was in an especially cross mood.
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The butterfly became very indignant at this abuse from the mandarin.
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The peach dress had long sleeves and a high mandarin collar.
