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Alex Savakis entry
/ Proverb, proverbs

Sage words (citing a Latin Proverb)

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Alex Savakis entry
/ Proverb, proverbs

Sage words (citing a Latin Proverb)

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Alex Savakis entry
/ Sophocles

Cheers! to my sister (citing Sophocles)

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Alex Savakis entry
/ Sophocles

Cheers! to my sister (citing Sophocles)

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Alex Savakis entry
/ Norwegian Proverb, Proverb, proverbs

Taste better when shared (citing a Norwegian Proverb)

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Alex Savakis entry
/ Norwegian Proverb, Proverb, proverbs

Taste better when shared (citing a Norwegian Proverb)

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Alex Savakis
/ Proverb, proverbs

Best shared with a friend (citing a Proverb)

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Alex Savakis
/ Proverb, proverbs

Best shared with a friend (citing a Proverb)

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Alex Savakis entry
/ Socrates

It will steam water so don’t try (citing Socrates)

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Alex Savakis entry
/ Socrates

It will steam water so don’t try (citing Socrates)

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Alex Savakis entry
/ Proverb, proverbs

Speak after you seek (citing a Japanese Proverb)

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Alex Savakis entry
/ Proverb, proverbs

Speak after you seek (citing a Japanese Proverb)

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Alex Savakis entry
/ Seneca

Emily Post might agree (citing Seneca)

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Alex Savakis entry
/ Seneca

Emily Post might agree (citing Seneca)

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Alex Savakis entry
/ Pearl S Buck

Any moment now (citing Pearl S Buck)

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Alex Savakis entry
/ Pearl S Buck

Any moment now (citing Pearl S Buck)

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Alex Savakis entry
/ Chinese Proverb

How well did you sleep? (citing a Chinese Proverb)

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Alex Savakis entry
/ Chinese Proverb

How well did you sleep? (citing a Chinese Proverb)

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Alex Savakis entry
/ Arabian Proverb

Measure stubbornness or density (citing an Arabian Proverb)

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Alex Savakis entry
/ Arabian Proverb

Measure stubbornness or density (citing an Arabian Proverb)

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