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"Palo seco" translates to "dry stick" or "dry wood" in English. In various contexts, it can refer to a type of tree, a musical genre in flamenco, or even a specific cocktail. The term is often used in Spanish-speaking countries, conveying the idea of something that is dry or devoid of moisture.

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