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Sedge, Sege

 a collection of rush-like marsh plants, hence, a group of sea or marsh birds that use it as a nesting place. Also, siege.
Examples: sedge of bitterns; of cranes; of herons—Bk. of St. Albans, 1486.
Dictionary of Collective Nouns and Group Terms. Copyright 2008 The Gale Group, Inc. All rights reserved.
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He said the assembly has awarded contracts for the construction of other projects, including a bungalow each for the District Chief Executive (DCE) and District Coordinating Director (DCD), a slaughterhouse, and one two-bedroom semi-detached staff bungalow, all at Sege.
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'As a result, paediatricians who are treating a child for complex behavioural problems, especially when these problems seem difficult to treat, might do well to consider that the symptoms may have arisen due to prior abuse or neglect,' Sege said.
"Past efforts have basically involved the screen and treat model, where we try to identify and reduce risk factors," said Sege, who also presented at the Annual Meeting session alongside Merrick.
Sege joined as director, head of distribution, Switzerland, Austria and Liechtenstein, and will be based in AMG's new office in Zurich.
Sege, 53, most recently served as president and chief operating officer of 3Com Corp.
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'The drastic fall in salt revenue, which is as a result of some challenges being faced by the salt industry, has awakened us from our slumber and led us to find innovative ways to boost our revenue base,' AdzoteyeLawerAkrofi, District Chief Executive (DCE), explained in his Sessional Address to the assembly members at the General Assembly meeting at Sege, the district capital.
Sege, who is director of ambulatory pediatrics at Boston Medical Center and professor of pediatrics at Boston University and one of the study's lead authors, said in an interview.
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