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Saeed Al Mazrouei
Saeed Al Mazrouei is a UAE investment executive who became CEO of the Abu Dhabi Investment Council in late 2023 after a career at Mubadala Investment Company.
Saeed al-Ghamdi
Saeed al-Ghamdi (also Saeed al Ghamdi), Saudi member of al Qaeda and one of the four "muscle" hijackers of United Airlines Flight 93 on 9/11; born 1979 in Baljorashi, Al Bahah, Saudi Arabia, trained in Afghanistan, entered the U.S. June 27, 2001, and died when the plane crashed in Shanksville, Pennsylvania.
Saeed Anwar (athlete)
Saeed Anwar (سعید انور), Pakistani field hockey player and coach (1943–2004) from Sheikhupura; Olympic gold 1968, silvers 1964 and 1972, Asian Games gold 1970; distinct from the Pakistani cricketer of the same name.
Saeed Anwar (سعید انور)
Saeed Anwar (سعید انور), born 1968 in Karachi, is a former Pakistan left-handed opening batter, 55 Tests and 247 ODIs, 1989 to 2003, whose 194 vs India at Chennai in 1997 was the ODI record for nearly 13 years.
Saeed David Barbat
Saeed David Barbat is an automotive safety engineer at Ford Motor Company and a member of the National Academy of Engineering, known for crash biomechanics and virtual crash testing.
Saeed Jaffrey (سعید جعفری)
Saeed Jaffrey (سعید جعفری), British-Indian actor (1929–2015) of stage, film, TV, and radio; roles in Gandhi, The Man Who Would Be King, A Passage to India, My Beautiful Laundrette; first Indian to tour US Shakespeare and appear on Broadway; OBE 1995.
Saeed Mohammed Al Tayer
Saeed Mohammed Al Tayer is a Dubai business executive who has led the Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA) since its creation in 1992, as MD and CEO since 2004.
Saeed Tavazoie
Saeed Tavazoie is a systems biologist and Columbia University professor who applies machine learning to gene-expression data, known for showing that microbes can predict changes in their environments.
Saeid Mohammadi
Saeid Mohammadi (سعید محمدی) is an Iranian technology entrepreneur who co-founded Digikala, Iran's largest e-commerce marketplace, with his twin brother Hamid in Tehran in 2006.
Saeid Mohammadpour
Saeid Mohammadpour (سعید محمدپور کرکرق), Iranian weightlifter born 1993 in Ardabil; 2011 junior world champion who was awarded the 2012 Olympic 94 kg gold medal in 2016 after seven top finishers, including all three original medalists, were disqualified for doping.
Saeima
The Saeima is the unicameral parliament of Latvia, 100 deputies elected for up to four years, first convened in 1922. It adopts laws, elects the President, and approves the government.
Saekano
Saekano (Saenai Heroine no Sodatekata, 冴えない彼女の育てかた) is Fumiaki Maruto and Kurehito Misaki's 13-volume light novel series (2012, Fujimi Fantasia Bunko), adapted into two A-1 Pictures anime seasons (2015, 2017) and CloverWorks' 2019 finale film.
Saeki Yūzō
Saeki Yūzō (佐伯祐三, 1898–1928) was a Japanese painter known for expressive street scenes of Paris, painted during two stays in France before his death there in 1928, aged 30.
Saeko: Giantess Dating Sim
SAEKO: Giantess Dating Sim, a psychological horror adventure by SAFE HAVN STUDIO (HYPER REAL), released May 29, 2025 on PC and June 25, 2026 on Switch. Shrunken protagonist Rin survives in giantess Saeko's drawer; not a literal dating sim.
Saemangeum Children's Land
Saemangeum Children's Land (새만금어린이랜드) is a free 56,000 m² children's theme park in Gunsan, North Jeolla, South Korea, opened in 2018 beside the Saemangeum Seawall, with a 1/200-scale ecological pond, 170 m deck road, bouncing dome, and seasonal March–November operation.
Saemangeum Seawall
The Saemangeum Seawall (새만금방조제) is a 33.9 km embankment on South Korea's west coast, described as the world's longest seawall, built from 1991 to 2010.
Saenchai
Saenchai (แสนชัย), born Suphachai Saenpong in 1980, is a Thai Muay Thai legend, six-time Lumpinee Stadium champion across four weight classes, twice Fighter of the Year, famous for the cartwheel kick and fighting larger opponents.
Saenger (lunar crater)
Saenger, lunar crater, IAU-approved 1970, named for Eugen Sänger, German rocketry scientist (1905-1964); about 74.57 km wide, centered at 4.49°N, 102.80°E, with eight lettered satellite craters.
Sáenz Peña Law
The Sáenz Peña Law (Ley Sáenz Peña) is Argentina's 1912 election law, named for President Roque Sáenz Peña, which established secret, obligatory voting for men and ended the fraudulent "voto cantado" era.
Saepta Iulia
Saepta Iulia (also Septa, Ovile): monumental marble voting enclosure in Rome's Campus Martius, planned by Caesar 54 B.C., completed by Agrippa 26 B.C., about 310 x 120 m, later used for gladiatorial games and as a luxury market.
Saetbyol-4 (샛별-4)
Saetbyol-4 (샛별-4), also written Saebyeol-4, is a North Korean high-altitude, long-endurance strategic reconnaissance drone resembling the American RQ-4 Global Hawk, unveiled at a Pyongyang arms exhibition in July 2023.
Saetbyol-9 (새별-9)
Saetbyol-9 (새별-9), also called Saebyeol-9, is a North Korean multi-purpose attack drone modeled on the MQ-9 Reaper, first shown at a July 2023 Pyongyang parade.
Saethre-Chotzen syndrome
Saethre-Chotzen syndrome (SCS, acrocephalosyndactyly III, Chotzen syndrome) is an autosomal dominant craniosynostosis disorder caused by TWIST1 loss-of-function variants on chromosome 7p21, featuring coronal suture fusion, ptosis, small ears, and 2-3 syndactyly.
Saeul nuclear power plant
The Saeul nuclear power plant (새울원자력, formerly the Shin Kori plant) is a South Korean plant in Ulsan with four 1,400 MW APR1400 reactors, operated by Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power.
SAExploration
SAExploration is a Houston-based geophysical services company that acquires seismic data for oil and gas customers on land, in shallow water, and on the ocean floor, with over 2,000 employees in ten countries.
Saez
Saez, also known as Damien Saez, is a French singer-songwriter of engaged chanson and rock who broke through in 1999 with "Jeune et con" from his debut album Jours étranges.
SAF FSC2 LP
SAF FSC2 LP is a Delaware pooled venture capital fund headquartered in San Francisco whose Form D reported $167,150,000 sold to 25 investors, effective May 12, 2026.
Safa and Marwa (الصفا والمروة)
Safa and Marwa (الصفا والمروة) are two small hills in Mecca, now inside the Great Mosque, between which pilgrims walk seven times in the sa'i ritual of Hajj and Umrah.
Safah field
Safah field is an oil field in northwest Oman, discovered in 1983 and producing light 42° API crude from the Shu'aiba reservoir at about 6,500 ft depth.
Safahat
Safahat is the collective title of the seven volumes of poetry by Mehmet Akif Ersoy, author of Turkey's national anthem, published between 1911 and 1933.