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A termo is a recipient with aluminium in the inside, made specially to keep hot water warm, used to prepare mate drink, mainly in Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay and parts of Chile and Brazil.

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	A '''termo''' is a recipient with aluminium in the inside, made specially to keep hot water warm, used to prepare [[Mate (beverage)\|mate]] drink, mainly in [[Argentina]], [[Uruguay]], [[Paraguay]] and parts of [[Chile]] and [[Brazil]].		A '''termo''' is a recipient with aluminium in the inside, made specially to keep hot water warm, used to prepare [[Mate (beverage)\|mate]] drink, mainly in [[Argentina]], [[Uruguay]], [[Paraguay]] and parts of [[Chile]] and [[Brazil]].
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