| The Pais were an Indian race of demons, sometimes considered to represent the cattle-raiding indigenous Dravidians, who fought the invading Aryans for riches. |
| Murali Doraiswamy, MBBS, Duke University, reviewed the medical literature covering the effectiveness of PAIs in treating depression. |
| The rustic Pais vine variety dominates plantings, especially in the rain-fed areas, although Cabernet Sauvignon, Sauvignon, and Merlot are also important. |
| Pais, a New York Life Insurance and securities agent, is the group's vice president. |
| The best of feeling did not exist between the owners of the jackrabbit and those of the Mal Pais. |
| This editorial in El Pais neatly sums up what's been revealed to date. |
