What does SAI stand for?

South American Indian (language)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Yet this is what he had to do when he took part in the Tinku, a South American Indian festival in which grievances are resolved by fighting.

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Benedict followed his speech with his traditional Christmas Day greetings — this year delivered in 63 different languages, including Mongolian, Finnish, Arabic, Hebrew, Swahili, Burmese, and in a new entry for 2007, Guarani, a South American Indian language.

On Christmas, pope urges end to wars

One of the little know facts about coffee is that is was first discovered by the South American Indians well before the discovery of the New World.

The Great Coffee Beverage..... Some History and What Really Goes into ...

This is a chance for the real people to hold their own summit," said Wayra Aru Blanco, a 33-year-old Bolivian Indian, beating a calfskin drum as brightly dressed South American Indian women played reed flutes.

Summit stirs up anti-Bush sentiment; Latin America; Organizers hope ...

Indians' plea A GROUP of previously uncontacted South American Indians have made a desperate plea to the outside world after giving up their struggle against deforestation.

Pill tackles bad habits

Through much of the race, they chewed a heady salad of pungent cloves of garlic spiced with quantities of the narcotic coca leaves that were used as a stimulant by South American Indian tribes - and won the race in their Chevrolet TC Coupe.

Books: Why Fangio was best ever; Race ace was superhuman

This herb was prized by the South American Indians for use in all kinds of infections.

Herbal help

MEMBERS of the Chilean football team who live in New Zealand were hired to play some of the South American Indians.

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