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Savvy®
Gynecology A contraceptive vaginal gel that ↓ transmission of STDs–eg, HIV, chlamydia, gonorrhea. See Contraceptive.
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More than a third of women in their twenties (37 per cent) are starting to mimic the shrewd habits of Barbara Good, played by Felicity Kendal, pictured with Briers, and are savvily buying sewing machines and bread makers and freezing last night's dinner - with even actress Sienna Miller recently revealing she owned a vegetable patch.
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