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china

noun as in dishes, often valuable

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“I like to adopt the bull in the china shop theory, which is the tools you have to bend them to your will,” said Katya Alexander, president of Pillars Studio, on one of the panels.

A spotlighted table set with linens, china and glasses was left empty — to symbolize the hostages who remain in captivity as well as those who had been killed — during the Wednesday night dinner.

But a first-class dinner plate is made of more delicate china.

From BBC

Buyers could “try” a plate from the china set “to guarantee quality.”

The Duchess’s china chair was positioned at the edge of the ballroom.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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