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'''Sally''' (named '''Hazel''' in {{PG|nolink}}) is a [[normal]] [[squirrel]] [[villager]] in the {{SER}} who appears in all games to date. Her name was used by [[Cally]] in {{PG}}, and her former name, Hazel, has been used by [[Hazel|another squirrel villager]] since {{NL}}; Sally is the first villager to have her English name changed. Her original name, as well as her catchphrase, "nutmeg," may come from ''hazel'' nuts, which relates to her species, as squirrels are commonly associated with nuts. | |||
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'''Sally''' (named '''Hazel''' in {{PG|nolink}}) is a [[normal]] [[squirrel]] [[villager]] in the {{SER}} who appears in all games to date. Her name was used by [[Cally]] in {{PG}}, and her former name, Hazel, has been used by [[Hazel|another squirrel villager]] since {{NL}}; Sally is the first villager to have her English name changed. Her original name, as well as her catchphrase, "nutmeg," may come from ''hazel'' nuts, which relates to her species, as squirrels are commonly associated with nuts. | |||
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Sally (named Hazel in Animal Crossing (GCN)) is a normal squirrel villager in the Animal Crossing series who appears in all games to date. Her name was used by Cally in Animal Crossing (GCN), and her former name, Hazel, has been used by another squirrel villager since Animal Crossing: New Leaf; Sally is the first villager to have her English name changed. Her original name, as well as her catchphrase, "nutmeg," may come from hazel nuts, which relates to her species, as squirrels are commonly associated with nuts. odpwjkopfgjhge ejikohlgfhjdw erg sdfg dbfsdfb dfb cvb dfvgb
