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Meaning of "sarazin"
Sarazin: A term used to refer to a French bishop or theologian from the 12th and 13th centuries
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- Obsolete form of Saracen.
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We have Sarazin and company this afternoon.
So we spoke with your friend Sarazin instead.
Just the Sarazin people at two.
He bet his mustache the government was lying . Sarazin.
Gérard Sarazin problems that arise.
Yeah, but you round out that your partner was helping Sarazin launder money though Guildex.
Jacques Sarazin was another notable sculptor working on projects for Louis XIV.
This head was symbolizing a Sarazin king defeated during the Crusades.
Daniel Sarazin continues to explore the world, its lines and its colours.
Some places such as Maison Michel Sarazin are already using artificial sleep.
Now, my number one priority is to put Luis Sarazin away.
Shawn Sarazin said.
Disruptive innovation, conferences by Benoît Sarazin.
Sarazin also provided stucco bas-reliefs for San Lorenzo in Miranda.
In Rome he met with several artists, including sculptor Jacques Sarazin.
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Still as theatrical as ever, Sarazin.
Well, even with Luis Sarazin in jail, it 's obvious that he will stop at nothing.
Any comment on your unexpected release? Mr. Sarazin.
When Sarazin died later that year, the rights passed to his widow, Louise.
Nice to meet you, Raoul Sarazin.
They had to release Sarazin today, right?
This is unbelievable . Ray, this is dr. Sarazin.
Minister, this is Raoul Sarazin.
Edited by Jean-Yves Sarazin.
We need tables . - Minister, this is Raoul Sarazin.
The course did host the 1932 Open won by American Gene Sarazin.
