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safety movement (movement, industry)
safety valve (mechanical device)
Saffarid (dynasty, Persia)
Saffir-Simpson scale (measure, system)
safflower (herb, plant)
saffron (plant, herb)
Safi (city, Morocco)
Saga (city, Japan)
saga (in Old Norse Literature)
Sagamihara (city, Japan)
Sagar (city, India)
sage (plant, herb)
sagebrush (plant)
Saginaw (city, Michigan)
Saginaw (river, United States)
Sagittarius (constellation)
sago (material, tree)
Sagua la Grande (city, Cuba)
Saguaro National Park (national park, Arizona)
Saguenay (river, Canada)
Sagunto (city, Spain)
Sahand (mountain, Iran)
Sahara (desert, Africa)
Saharanpur (city, India)
Sahel (region, Africa)
Sahiwal (city, Pakistan)
Saijo (city, Japan)
Saiki (city, Japan)
Sailendra (dynasty, Indonesia/Asia)
sailfish (fish)
sailing (in sports)
Saimaa (lake, system, Finland)
sainfoin (herb, plant)
Saint (for Christian saints, use their given names)
saint (in Christianity)
Saint Albans (city, England)
Saint Albans (city, West Virginia)
Saint Andrews (city, Scotland)
Saint Andrews, University of (university, Scotland)
Saint Ann (city, Missouri)
Saint Augustine (city, Florida)
Saint Austell (city, England)
Saint Bartholomew's Day, massacre of (history, Protestantism, France)
Saint Bernard (two Alpine passes)
Saint Bernard (breed of dog)
Saint Boniface (former city, Canada)
Saint Catharines (city, Canada)
Saint Charles (city, Illinois)
Saint Charles (city, Missouri)
Saint Clair Shores (city, Michigan)