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University of Birmingham where I went to university, andSarpanitum, his wife, and another woman. Marduk's having an affair with this other— - Oh, no.
Sarpanitum, his wife, and another woman. Marduk's having an affair with this other— - Oh, no.
Sarah Jones, welcome to the show.
Sarah, Oman, a key ally in that region, have have you heard any rowing back at all from the president?
Sarah, thank you. Sarah Smith with the latest in Washington. And let's talk to our international editor, Jeremy Bowen,
Sarmiento hoped to convince readers that as long as Argentina existed as an untamed region, the land would continue to produce dangerous strongmen like Rosas and Facundo.
Sarah Simone, "Can you describe your creative process while writing a book?" Oh yeah, I love that question.
Sarafina El-Badry Nance Sarafina is here today to talk all about her brand new book Starstruck A Memoir of astrophysics and finding light in the dark Starstruck is a science-packed
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Sardana, who is India's first and only woman BASE jumper.
Sarah Cooper, who comes into our class every year, she was at Google.
Sara, a lot of people tell me that I've won this award and that award, and I've been on the cover of "Vogue," and this
Sara Skenazy asks, "Any thoughts on how to work for structural change while being effective with efforts for immediate harm reduction
Sara, Tegan, welcome. It is great to have you.
Sara, you're very interesting.
Sara came out and did all the hard work.
Sara, there was a chapter you wrote called "New Year's Eve." And in that chapter-- I mean, a lot of things are happening in that chapter.
Sara Blakely of Spanx, she sold fax machines for seven years to office parks, in office parks, door to door.
Sarah actually just got back from our first-ever International pop-up in the UK with Cult Beauty.
Sarah, you want to add anything?
Sarah's more senior than me, and I didn't want to sound like I was whining.
Sarah Stiles, Sandy Lester.
Sarah Stiles, your patter song would terrify the shit out of me, which you're about to perform.
Sartorially dressed? Sartorially dressed?
Sarah, thank you for joining us today.
Sarah made me wear a sun hat, a ridiculous thing made of leather that my mother had been given as a present from South America years before.
Sarah got up extra early each morning to do the gardening and was back in the house by breakfast time, dabbing her forehead with a tea towel.
Sarah forbade my mother and me from having baths unless it was absolutely necessary.
Sarah went to great lengths to conceal much of the workings of the world from me-- the troubles in Northern Ireland, the Vietnam War,
SARAH E. BURGAMY: Thank you.
SARAH E. BURGAMY: Oh, my goodness!-- surprise!
SARAH E. BURGAMY: Oh-- there's that-- yeah.
SARAH E. BURGAMY: Oh, you just go on and on, right?
SARAH E. BURGAMY: Sexual orientation-- good job, class.
SARAH E. BURGAMY: Yeah-- and I'd even argue, in some cases, we would call this sex identity as well.
SARAH E. BURGAMY: See-- I knew people were sneakily sitting there, not knowing things and not saying anything.
SARAH E. BURGAMY: Pattern matching-- Yeah.
SARAH E. BURGAMY: OK-- without any conscious thought.
SARAH E. BURGAMY: Some people might.
SARAH E. BURGAMY: There you go.
SARAH E. BURGAMY: Pitch of voice-- OK, well, why would that be one?
SARAH E. BURGAMY: OK-- so there's actually some biology behind sex differentiation with that.
SARAH E. BURGAMY: That's a masculine signal.
SARAH E. BURGAMY: Well, there is that.
SARAH E. BURGAMY: OK-- because I remind you of somebody that you know.
SARAH E. BURGAMY: OK, you're like, non-binary archetype-- well, but there's a very important piece that you said there, which is, because my sibling--
SARAH E. BURGAMY: OK-- female but butch.
SARAH E. BURGAMY: Oh, there's that-- yeah.
SARAH E. BURGAMY: Oh, my gosh-- oh!
SARAH E. BURGAMY: Lesbian-- well, how about, we'll just put them both together.
SARAH E. BURGAMY: Sure, well, what is in the media?
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