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Even if a group is lost, one can still use one's own dead stones for aji (potential).

Over a long dinner, we'll tell you aJI about it.

Always on the table is aji, the spicy salsa of Ecuador.

Ground and dried, aji can be used also as a full bodied pepper.

Afterwards, Aji was returned to his house while wearing lavish clothing.

She offered this opinion over lunch at a table with eight longtime Aji disciples.

AJI will be finished, when the moon returns to the position it is in tonight.

AJI this time I've worked so hard to stay away from you.

Bobby and Aji also took care of me.

"The base of Peruvian cooking, the most important thing, is aji, what we call chile."

An aji established a noble family equivalent to a miyake of Japan.

The AJI is a voluntary organization and our services are free.

Sanma has always been considered shomin no aji, or, food for the masses.

Make a dressing by mixing the aji paste, olive oil and lime juice.

Stronger aji battled each other to expand their territories.

Skipjack tuna, nori, and aji are among the ocean products.

In 1940 it was retitled "O-chazuke no aji" and went into preparation for production.

It contained large stores of grain and military supplies and was covered by the river Aji.

As a result, the AJI made the following recommendations.

There are major irrigation projects on Aji, but none of them support any canal system for irrigation.

The aji mainly oversaw taxes and conducted religious rites.

Although not on the river it is within the drainage basin of the Aji Chay.

The AJI's only motivation is to continuously build our congregation.

As do other restaurants in Peru (even foreign ones), they serve aji (a pepper-based sauce) on the side.

One must strive to make each stone played important and valuable, that is, utilize its aji to the fullest extent possible.