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It's about the size of a satsuma now, maybe a bit bigger.— Climate Ark Climate Change & Global Warming RSS Newsfeed
On Monday I was the embodiment of a satsuma with pink cheeks.— Irish Blogs
I'm sure that the garden will look different in the morning, but that will be fine - the spiral gingers are heavily mulched, as are the shampoo ginger - the kumquats and satsuma are wrapped in plastic, and the two agaves are covered in blankets.— Tales from the Microbial Laboratory
The kitchen's talent is displayed in the yellowfin tuna decorated in satsuma mandarins and chopped olives.— Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Local News
The preparations that did stand out -- the pretty hearts of palm salad, the yellowfin tuna decorated in satsuma mandarins and chopped olives, the exceptional beef tenderloin -- demonstrated that the kitchen has talent.— Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Local News
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