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air

The mixture of gases making up the Earth's atmosphere.

air

See ayre.



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After all, with the Second Vatican Council's 1965 declaration Nostra Aerate, the church called for a new era of dialogue in its relationship with "non-Christian religions.
Leaving air in the glass allows it to aerate and lets you smell the nuances of the wine's flavor profile.
When buying berries, mostly sold in lightweight plastic clamshell packaging that is designed to aerate and protect them, look for those with shiny, bright, uniform red color and fresh, healthy green caps.
 
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