I think you might be thinking of " 田 ".
In all three of the main Chinese languages (Mandarin, Taiwanese, and Cantonese), it means "feild", and is romanised as " t<span>ián ".</span><span>
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i believe its C. Fabulae i could be wrong
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Streamlined clinician engagement:
Improved clinical workflow:
Better patient outcomes:
Savings:
Compliance:
<span>They both utilizing the surprise and mystery nature. Sometimes we can be too focused on what's in front of us that we miss what we would have otherwise saw.</span>
