"Do you know how many people are going on safaris?"

By the way, Safari does a very nice of view source.

Particularly good were the two evening safaris we went on.

I can see myself buying this and then still having to use Safari.

And of course there was a big Safari 4 update.

And it says, oh, we've got a new version of Safari for you.

And it looks like there's features that you're going to want to use Safari for.

So far she has been the only ship to bear the name Safari.

"My safaris are for people who want to take God on vacation with them."

We'll just have to cut back on the safaris a bit, I suppose.

And Safari doesn't have that much in the way of market share.

Take the recent release of the Safari 4 beta, for example.

An entire new Safari was supposed to be launched in 2011.

A few books and records about his safaris appeared as well.

Second down, with 84, is Safari, that has a 15 percent installation share.

The fact that anyone would use Safari is more of an eye opener.

Camera equipment should be kept in store until needed for safaris.

This was the third contact since Safari surfaced three hours ago.

My question is, how could this work with Safari and private browsing?

There it took about nine days to arrange a Safari.

Safari is also up, gaining 0.2 points to reach 7.48 percent.

Safari saw gains too, up 0.25 points to 6.61 percent.

Also, you know, open computer for the first time, and Safari is already there, so why go get another browser?

This is similar to how you would change tabs in Safari.

Sometimes I indulge myself in safaris which no other being may take.