Sage

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Sage or SAGE can refer to:

Any of a number of ornamental and medicinal plants in three genera of the plant family Lamiaceae:
*Salvia
**Common sage, Salvia officinalis, a culinary herb
*Perovskia
*Phlomis
Sagebrush, any of a number of American shrubs of the genus Artemisia
Texas sage, shrubs in the genus Leucophyllum

Sage may also mean:

Wise Old Man, a person in possession of wisdom
Rishis, sages (in Hinduism) who were the first to realize Absolute Truth without the help of a guru. Also seers, who recorded revealed mantras in the Vedas.
Masonic
Mystic

In technology:

Sage (Mozilla Firefox extension), a news aggregator extension for the browser
SAGE (organization), a professional organization for those who maintain IT systems and networks
SAGE Computer Technology, former name of a U.S. computer manufacturer, later named "Stride Computers"
SAGE KE, the Science of Aging Knowledge Environment, the online biogerontolgy/molecular biology of aging resource associated with the online version of the journal SCIENCE.
The Sage Group, a business software and services company
Sage (internet), a feature on 2channel-style Internet forums.

SAGE may also be an abbreviation for:

Semi Automatic Ground Environment (SAGE), an air defense computer system of NORAD
Serial Analysis of Gene Expression (SAGE), an acronym in molecular biology
Sativa Afghani Genetic Equilibrium (SAGE), a strain of cannabis
SAGE (Computer Algebra System) (Software for Algebra and Geometry Experimentation), an open source algebra system.

Sage is also used as a personal name, or the name of an organization;

Sage (comics), a superhero, X-men member (Marvel Comics)
Sage Francis, an underground rapper out of Providence, RI
Sage Gateshead, a new centre for musical education and performance, in Gateshead in England
SAGE Publications, an academic publishing company
Sage Date, a character in the anime Ronin Warriors

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