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There's an article by a chap called Saphire which I found by doing a google search on the proverbs: "All things come to him who waits" and "Let he who is without sin".
On who(m)ever DC 2008
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Patients in this study, called Saphire, had already received several forms of treatment, and a little more than half had received stem-cell transplantation before taking resminostat, the company said.
SFGate: Top News Stories Allison Connolly 2011
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Patients in this study, called Saphire, had already received several forms of treatment, and a little more than half had received stem-cell transplantation before taking resminostat, the company said.
SFGate: Top News Stories Allison Connolly 2011
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The HTC Magic, codenamed "Saphire," is the first T-Mobile device to pass through the FCC with both T-Mobile 3G, AND UMA.
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The HTC Magic, codenamed "Saphire," is the first T-Mobile device to pass through the FCC with both T-Mobile 3G, AND UMA.
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Fiore has long dabbled in competitive eating: Two years ago, at Saphire Cafe in Bethesda, he inhaled 81/2 cheese steak sandwiches in 15 minutes to win the Whiz Bowl, where he actually beat a professional.
On U-Md. competitive eating team, a battle to become big mouth on campus 2011
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I doubt anyone will nod off during "Ave Maria Church Mix" by Saphire & Weimar.
No Time for Christmas Daniel Henninger 2011
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Fiore has long dabbled in competitive eating: Two years ago, at Saphire Cafe in Bethesda, he inhaled 81/2 cheese steak sandwiches in 15 minutes to win the Whiz Bowl, where he actually beat a professional.
On U-Md. competitive eating team, a battle to become big mouth on campus 2011
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Hey Lili, this is Mai and Sarah but can you call us Emerald and Saphire, yeah! we're the fanfiction nerds that you met at the MLC thingy. and
Read While Waiting lili 2008
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“The structure of the glycoprotein shows us the very few sites on its surface that are not cloaked by carbohydrate,” Ollmann Saphire explains.
Scientists Uncover Deadly Ebola Virus’s "Achilles’ Heel" « Isegoria 2008
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