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- proper noun A female
given name from the precious stone.
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Examples
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Welcome to the SAPPHIRE Family data is displayed and games are played, Sapphire shepherds the performance oriented with ground-breaking solutions to an environment that remains in a constant state of flux and ultimate evolution.
OCTools 2008
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The name Sapphire came from the popular but racist radio and television program Amos ’n Andy in the personification of a hostile, nagging black female character.
Don’t Bring Home a White Boy KARYN LANGHORNE FOLAN 2010
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A huge crowd turned out to hear what the poet and author who goes only by the name Sapphire had to say -- so big ...
Trish Kinney: Mo'Nique Gives a Precious Gift to Abuse Survivors 2010
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Sapphire is the face of the watch; cheaper alternatives might be plastics.
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Yet this picture gives up its big surprise early on: The red-headed, fair-skinned corpse discovered as the film opens—a pretty young woman called Sapphire—turns out to have been of mixed race passing for white.
Lessons Without Lectures David Mermelstein 2011
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Mr. KRAVITZ: There was a book called "Push" written by a writer called Sapphire, and this is the film adaptation.
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Sony showed two new Blu-ray prototypes, called Sapphire 1 and Sapphire 2, which will support a new, wider color gamut called xvYCC although Sony, of course, has its own nomenclature, x.v.
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Sony showed two new Blu-ray prototypes, called Sapphire 1 and Sapphire 2, which will support a new, wider color gamut called xvYCC (although Sony, of course, has its own nomenclature, x.v. Color).
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A beautiful woman named Blossom who DJs at a club called Sapphire?
A-J Phoebe McPhee 2002
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But she always longed to be called Sapphire, after her sapphire-blue eyes.
unknown title 2011
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