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A 'chorine' is a woman who dances in a chorus line.

In the context of 'Pool Care and Cleaning', a 'chorine asset' would be a woman who provides entertainment in a swimming pool, which might require the subsequent removal of items of clothing, and possibly pharmaceuticals and bodily fluids depending on the nature of the party: the latter presumably being neutralised by the chlorines normally added to a pool.

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