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Running on the beach next to the Sanderling is the smallest shorebird in the world.
Last night I dreamt of San Pedro Scott Schmidt 2007
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Running on the beach next to the Sanderling is the smallest shorebird in the world.
Archive 2007-10-01 Scott Schmidt 2007
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The Sanderling is a medium sized sandpiper that chases receding waves and probes for invertebrates in the wet sand before running away from the incoming surf.
Last night I dreamt of San Pedro Scott Schmidt 2007
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The Sanderling is a medium sized sandpiper that chases receding waves and probes for invertebrates in the wet sand before running away from the incoming surf.
Archive 2007-10-01 Scott Schmidt 2007
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Today - Tomorrow: Walter Jones takes his donors on a fundraising retreat at the Sanderling Resort.
HUFFPOST HILL - Rick Perry Is The North Star Of Texas Lobbyists Eliot Nelson 2011
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Rising maestro Stefan Sanderling conceived and insightfully conducted the program.
Regional Orchestras in the Spotlight Barbara Jepson 2011
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The Sanderling Inn's Lifesaving Station restaurant (252-449-6654), in a restored 1899 sea-rescue building, is more casual and less costly than the inn's other restaurants.
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Since last year's market meltdown, venture-capital firms such as Venrock and Sanderling Ventures have ramped up their investments in public firms, typically through private stock placements known as "registered directs" and "private investments in public equities," or PIPEs.
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Ruddy Turnstones, like the Sanderling are residents of the Arctic.
Archive 2007-10-01 Scott Schmidt 2007
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Peep is a term for various tiny sandpipers that are smaller than the Sanderling.
Archive 2007-10-01 Scott Schmidt 2007
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