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Dai
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DAI,
abbreviation for diffuse axonal injury.
Dai
A midwife in rural India
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She doesn't go so far as to say that tai chi is the secret of her longevity - she's been practicing the Asian martial art for almost eight years - but she certainly gives it credit for lending a sparkle to her golden years.
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What is a Mei Tai A Mei Tai (pronounced "may tie") baby sling is a type of baby carrier with a square or rectangle body of fabric in the center, with two waists strap and two long shoulder straps attached to each of the corners What is a Mei Tai?
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