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SOS
(redirected from Save our ship)

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sos
[L.] si opus sit (if necessary); a pharmaceutical directive in a prescription.
SOS®
Segmented orthopedic system Orthopedics A modular proximal and distal femur implant system indicated for limb salvage in Pts with bone loss due to CA, trauma or failed implants
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Mr Bowles added that 70 Teesside companies have expressed an interest in working on the vessels, and Mr Bowles added that this was a result of the Evening Gazette Save Our Ships campaign.
The campaigner by Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England)
Charles Ferris, of the Save Our Ship campaign, said he was delighted the actor had pledged his support.
Hannibal fights to save ship by The Mirror (London, England)
A campaign was launched called Save Our Ship and organisers collected more than 10,000 signatures and maintained a 24 hours vigil for almost two weeks at the site.
Star backs campaign to save ancient ship by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
 
 
 
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