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From Facebook, Satia (ph) actually says, she's going to be a sexy fallen angel.
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Both Acha-Morfaw and Satia plan vigorous defenses against the charges, which carry 15-year prison terms and $500,000 fines, their lawyers say.
Slavery's New Face 2008
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She made her move early on Feb. 10, after Vivian Satia dropped her off at GED classes.
Slavery's New Face 2008
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In another family it was supposed that their god Satia had the power to become incarnate in a man or a woman.
Samoa, A Hundred Years Ago And Long Before George Turner
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Wild Huntsman, sometimes, as we see in the passages below, in company with, or in the place of _Diana, Holda, Satia_, and
Popular Tales from the Norse George Webbe Dasent 1856
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Satia_, and _Abundia_, 'the kind', 'the satisfying', and 'the abundant', they are plainly names of good rather than evil powers; they are ancient epithets drawn from the bounty of the 'Good Lady', and attest the feeling of respect which still clung to them in the popular mind.
Popular Tales from the Norse George Webbe Dasent 1856
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Now it is a heathen goddess as _Diana_; now some half-historical character as _Bertha_; now a mythical being as _Holda_; now _Herodias_; now _Satia_; now _Domina Abundia_, or _Dame Habonde_ [16].
Popular Tales from the Norse George Webbe Dasent 1856
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Satia te sanguine quem sitisti -- Glut thyself with blood, after which thou hast thirsted.
Commentary on the Whole Bible Volume IV (Isaiah to Malachi) 1721
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"I cannot express how thankful I am to God," he said Satia.
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"I cannot express how thankful I am to God," he said Satia.
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