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ojo

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eye

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ojo:

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warning :

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¡ ojo !

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caution!

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== historia ==el pueblo del capulín fue establecido por colonos de ojo caliente, nuevo méxico en 1867.

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==history==the town of capulin was established by settlers from ojo caliente, new mexico, in 1867.

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si el ojo se siente mejor con una cataplasma caliente, aplíquese cataplasma caliente de carbón. de lo contrario, use cataplasma de carbón frío.

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if the eye feels better with hot poultice, apply hot charcoal poultice. otherwise, use cold charcoal poultice.

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también puede aplicarle compresas calientes sobre el ojo para favorecer el drenaje y aliviarle cualquier molestia que pueda tener.

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you may also want to apply warm compresses to the eye to help promote drainage and ease discomfort.

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segín opler (1941), los chiricahuas constaban de tres bandas:* chíhéne o chííhénee’ 'gente pintada de rojo' (también conocida como chiricahua este, apache warm springs, gileños, apache ojo caliente, apache coppermine, copper mine, mimbreños, mimbres, mogollones, tcihende),* ch’úk’ánéń o ch’uuk’anén (también llamados los chiricahua central, ch’ók’ánéń, apache cochise, chiricahua verdadero, chiricaguis, tcokanene),* ndé’indaaí o nédnaa’í 'pueblo enemigo' (también llamados chiricahua del sur, chiricahua verdadero, apache pinery, ne’na’i).

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according to morris e. opler (1941), the chiricahuas consisted of three bands:* chíhéne or chííhénee’ 'red paint people' (also known as the eastern chiricahua, warm springs apache, "gileños", "ojo caliente" apache, coppermine apache, copper mine, "mimbreños", "mimbres", mogollones, tcihende),* ch’úk’ánéń or ch’uuk’anén (also known as the central chiricahua, "ch’ók’ánéń", cochise apache, "chiricahua" proper, chiricaguis, "tcokanene"), or the sunrise people;* ndé’indaaí or nédnaa’í 'enemy people' known as the southern chiricahua, chiricahua proper, pinery apache, "ne’na’i"), or "those ahead at the end".

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