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sensum [ˈsɛnsəm]
n pl -sa [-sə]
(Psychology) another word for sense datum
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Sensa Tastants are small granules that you sprinkle on everything you eat in the same way you might sprinkle salt and pepper on savoury foods or sugar on cakes and puddings.
The "smelling diets" that can help you to fight flab by Asian News International
The "active'' camps in PoK include those in Kotli, Garhi Dupatta, Nikial, Sensa, Gulpur, Forward Kahutta, Peer Chinasi, Jhandi Chauntra, Bhimbher, Barnala, Skardu, Abdullah Bin Masud, Tattapani, Samani and Shavai Nallah, among others.
42 operational terror camps in AJK, alleges Indian intelligence by The Frontier Star (Northwest Frontier Province, Pakistan)
A subsidiary of Vedanta Resources, Sensa Goa Ltd, acquired mining assets from the Dempo Group for pounds 550m.
pounds 8.2bn creates world's top asset manager by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
 
 
 
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