Synonyms for san
sɑnsan

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1. List of paraphrases for "san":

   saint, sint, st., sans, san-, apostolos, st, sao, tome

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1. san

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1. Gerrye Wong:

   I grew up in the city of San Jose, but I did not know anything about the five Chinatowns that stood here, so finding pieces like this, it was just like opening a horizon of what was life like for those people.

2. Brad Rippey:

   Complications in some areas include decades of over-pumping of groundwater, leading to land subsidence and decreased groundwater storage capability – you can see a couple of low well readings in the San Joaquin Valley, more realistically, there is a bit of lingering ‘groundwater drought’ in northeastern and southeastern California.

3. Eric Garcetti:

   I don’t think that ‘Night at the Museum’ was an accurate depiction of what happens when the lights go down at the Museum of Natural History, but it still could get people excited about history, i hope ‘San Andreas’ will be a good popcorn thriller that awakens people about the importance of getting prepared for the big quake that is long overdue to happen.

4. Donald Trump:

   Hillary Clinton, for months, and despite so many attacks, has repeatedly refused to even say the words ‘radical Islam,’ just a few weeks before the San Bernardino slaughter, Clinton explained her refusal to say the words. She said Muslims are peaceful and tolerant people, nothing to do with terrorism. That is Hillary Clinton.

5. Carlos Cases:

   The streets of Puerto Rico at the time, especially in the San Juan metropolitan area, were essentially no man's land.