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saphena

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saphena /sa·phe·na/ (sah-fe´nah) [L.] the small saphenous or the great saphenous vein.
sa·phe·na (s-fn)
n. pl. sa·phe·nae (-n)
A saphenous vein.
saphena [sah-fe´nah]
the small saphenous or the great saphenous vein.
saphena
the small saphenous or the great saphenous vein.
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The DaDaSings Choir will be directed by choir master Saphena Aziz, of Sense of Sound, with British Sign Language users choreographed by Caroline Parker, who will be creating a new performance piece for the awards which take place on Thursday, December 3, at Hilton Liverpool.
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The DaDaSings Choir will be directed by choir master Saphena Aziz of Sense of Sound, with British Sign Language users choreographed by Caroline Parker, who will be creating a new performance piece for the awards which take place on Thursday December 3 at Hilton Liverpool.
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