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Fairy Wand

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Fairy Wand
A perennial herb, the rhizome and roots of which contain steroidal saponins; it is diuretic; it is used by Native American and Western herbalists as a uterine tonic, for morning sickness, and to promote menstrual flow


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The therapist had a child's fairy wand, bopped us on the head and said, `You are 6 years old now.
We first meet bad girl Sharpay (Lauren Hall) zipping along in a Jordan-tastic glittery pink golf buggy with zebra-striped seats and a fairy wand on the back.
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