It operates a modern fleet of 21 aircraft, linking destinations in north and central Italy with airports in Germany and other European countries. |
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He is now an adjunct assistant professor of architecture at the University of Oregon and director of the Italy Field School Program. |
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The region was ceded to Italy after the war for purely political, not military reasons. |
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The Tornado is a two-seat, all-weather, multi-role combat aircraft, in use with the armed forces of the UK, Germany, Italy and Saudi Arabia. |
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How he longed for the summer when they would both jet off to Italy for their special times together. |
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An ancient Roman law made it treason for any general to cross the Rubicon and enter Italy proper with a standing army. |
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A long test drive in Italy confirmed the new model's all-round competence both on autostrada and twisty country roads. |
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In Germany, Italy and Belgium, tests are under way to see if the treatment can be used to tighten the upper arms. |
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Two years ago, Italy offered a tax amnesty to all those who pulled their money out of Switzerland and redeposited it at home. |
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In Italy the working class is represented both by a centre New Labour type party and by the more radical Rifondazione Comunista. |
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Imported materials found during excavations indicate that the oppidum played an important role in trade between Italy and central Gaul. |
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Mocked in Italy as a bumbling rural priest, he is seen as dull and uncharismatic. |
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All paintings are executed using quality handmade oil paints from Germany and Italy on fine Belgian canvas. |
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We couldn't stay in northern Italy without a visit to Venice, that amazing city of canals, gondolas, bridges and churches. |
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An archaeological museum in a cathedral annex on the west coast of Italy pays tribute to the rich and ancient history of the area. |
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With Prussian support uncut, the Russian army in Warsaw marched into Silesia forcing Italy to retreat. |
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In Germany it was called Jugendstil, in Italy Stile Liberty, in Austria Sezession and in Spain Modernista or Modernismo. |
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The walled cities of medieval Italy were fixed universes, bastions of defense, outlets for commerce, which had been built out of fear. |
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Other languages spoken in Italy include French, Slovene, German, and Fruilian, which is related to the Romansch language spoken in Switzerland. |
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And yet he has been rejected by a polyglot babel of 25 countries, and the will of the people of Italy has been frustrated. |
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The tax is self-assessed on an annual tax return in Italy whether the property is rented or not. |
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After the restart, Italy looked the far stronger, continually launching telling breaks but still failing to find the vital pass. |
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During the exhibition, a 45-member folk song and dance troupe from Italy will give performances for viewers in the fairyland of lights. |
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His rule as king of the Goths and Romans in Italy was recognized by the eastern emperor Anastasius, Zeno's successor. |
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At age 15, he was travelling Italy with Lazio's infamous Irriducibili hooligans, skirmishing with police and opposing supporters. |
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Greece and Italy also shook up the standings on the final day of preliminary round play. |
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Just like Germany and Italy in the inter-war period, China feels betrayed and humiliated, and seeks to avenge historic wounds. |
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His one visit was a brief stopover in Italy to visit his daughter while she was studying there. |
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Two days later, on May 2, 1945, all enemy forces in Italy surrendered unconditionally. |
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The stoppage was the fourth general strike held in Italy since April 2002, when unions held the first general strike for two decades. |
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Both Italy and Spain reacted with anger at their exclusion from the Berlin summit. |
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His household gods came alive and told him he must go to Italy from where Dardanus came. |
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But many people said that it was the Italian resistance movement that liberated Italy from fascism. |
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Company representatives travel to Italy twice a year to inspect procedures and ensure quality. |
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Getting around Italy is relatively easy and cheap, although car hire prices are on the rise. |
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In Italy he was convicted in his absence of aggravated fraud and sentenced to imprisonment and to a fine. |
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I was off to rest camp in southern Italy for a week and a nice change of pace. |
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His series of largely autobiographical books dealing with his life in Italy comfortably eclipses his body of fiction. |
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A succession of handsome but bashful doe-eyed waiters brought over from Italy compounded our love for this place. |
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First, Italy was obliged to renounce its irredentist claims against Austria. |
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The myth that the good partisans founded a new, decent Italy all on their own, has been in disrepute for a long time now. |
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Orsini was born in Meldola, in 1819, in a fragmented Italy misgoverned by Austria and various local tyrants. |
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The couple, who spent two weeks in Italy on their honeymoon, are planning a blessing service later in the year. |
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There were three chairs, the chief rabbi, the president of Italy and the pope, all on three equal thrones. |
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Reports from Italy yesterday suggested he may have been travelling on an out-of-date passport in his old name. |
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The bus in which they were touring had to be push-started at New Italy and at Coraki! |
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Also qualifying is Russia and the 2000 Olympic gold crew from Italy stroked by Alessio Sartori. |
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Not only the Protestant British enthusiasts for Italy but their Waldensian friends and allies were drawn into the maelstrom. |
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He had called for the unification of Italy and was consequently forced to die in exile in Chiswick. |
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Finally, in 538, he received a foreign command when he was sent to Italy against the Goths. |
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A few weeks ago I had a hankering for my old haunts and I dragged Fred over to San Francisco's version of Italy for a leisurely afternoon brunch. |
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On paper, Italy have enough heavy artillery to do something similar on Saturday evening. |
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South Africa began their comeback a minute later when Jon caught Italy napping, breaking through a loose scrum for a try. |
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This light, satisfying, broth-based soup, known in Italy as stracciatella, pairs eggs with another springtime favorite, fresh shelled peas. |
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All in all, a trip to Italy at anytime in your life will never be a no strings attached affair. |
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Before he could return, the Lombards invaded Italy and he hastened to Rome at the request of the Pope. |
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The Lombards had moved into Italy in the later 500s, destroying what was left of the Gothic kingdom and establishing their own. |
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Italian state radio said Italy might tap the Foreign Minister for the commission post. |
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In Italy in 1990 Scotland were humbled by Costa Rica in the dreaded group phase of the World Cup. |
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He remains on course for the victory he needs to keep this year's title race alive after dominating the Rally of Italy yesterday. |
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But this turned out to be a flop in Italy and has fared little better elsewhere. |
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In political science, Italy is often stereotyped as a nation of widespread corruption. |
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After studying Italian part-time at Bury College he moved to Italy to further his studies. |
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In fact, north Italy generated numerous major rural industrial sectors in the period, including iron, paper manufacture, linens and woollens. |
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His madrigals were probably the first to be known to English composers before the importation of madrigals from Italy was customary. |
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An anti-EU anarchist group from Italy is believed to be behind the parcel bomb which blew up at the Radcliffe headquarters of MEP Gary Titley. |
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Since the entire Italy is swarming with museums and art, the city of Florence too grounds few wonderful ones. |
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However, many Italians retained an almost magical belief in his ability to score diplomatic triumphs without involving Italy in a major war. |
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The princes of Italy have lost their kingdoms due to their reliance upon mercenary or auxiliary armies. |
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These discoveries about the earliest form of genre painting in Italy open up the topic of realism in the seicento to further scrutiny. |
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The three major trade union federations in Italy have organised a four-hour general strike for Friday 24 October. |
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Gattuso's energy and aggression has been a feature for Milan and for Italy for the last couple of seasons. |
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The vogue for marquetry on furniture originated in post-Renaissance Italy and reached its apogee in mid-eighteenth-century France. |
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The couple announced their romance in Italy earlier this month, prompting sceptics to question the validity of the match. |
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Teachers from Italy and Finland have been in town all week to see Grange Junior School in action. |
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He was with the army in the north of Italy when he was taken prisoner by the Italians. |
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France was rich, Italy poor, so there were plenty of Italians in France trying to make a living. |
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This form of nationalism is unificatory and corresponds historically with the nationalisms of Italy and Germany in the nineteenth century. |
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I also contacted Italy and formed a non-aggression pact with him in order to secure my southern flank. |
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We had a loss to Italy and we came right back and played the home team Germany. |
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From today until Friday Charles, Prince of Wales, is in Italy with stops in Florence, Rome and Naples. |
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I had only been to Italy as a child and Richard had been twice before and he loved it. |
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Compared with Spain it is garbage, next to Italy it is humble and alongside Germany it stands as an equal. |
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It's one thing beating Italy and Scotland, who are competing for the wooden spoon. |
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The couple are currently in Italy following up their romantic Parisian babymoon. |
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As the Byzantines gradually lost control of Italy in the eighth century, a number of cities began to emerge as more or less independent powers. |
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The under 16s are going on tour to Italy in August where they will be playing two Italian teams. |
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The sweet, buttery buffalo mozzarella in the caprese salad is shipped from Italy and arrives at Grand Street less than a day old. |
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Northern Italy is a vast expanse of vineyards, and much of the wine made there is the sparkler known as spumante. |
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The Empire lost its frontier along the Danube River to the Slavs, and it lost Italy to the Normans. |
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Now their team are a pale imitation of the great sides of the past, losing 4-1 in a friendly to Italy and with a hopeless manager at the helm. |
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He has organised several intercultural events in India and Italy involving scholars from both countries. |
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But, as he concedes, no matter how bevvied they get, few expect them to beat the likes of Italy in the competition. |
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After graduation, I moved to Florence, Italy for about five months then tried to write a serial killer novel. |
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No ad hoc studies on the incidence of mesothelioma in areas of Italy characterized by the presence of tremolite in soil are available. |
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Both teams look like they're happy to have a penalty shoot-out to see who has the honour of losing to Italy in the next round. |
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Recruits come from as far afield as Brazil, Hong Kong, Egypt, China, Poland, Italy and Germany. |
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The composure we saw against Italy at Hampden and against Norway in Oslo had gone, blown away by a visiting team chasing a cause. |
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In a photo finish Russia held on to first with Italy nosing ahead of Lithuania in the last 30 metres to take the second qualifying spot. |
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But political passion overwhelmed aesthetic concentration, and so, outside Italy at any rate, he has forfeited literary immortality. |
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There is no doubt that the match against Italy in a fortnight's time is a huge game for us. |
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If you're approaching Italy from the elegantly manicured and often overdeveloped French Riviera, then Liguria comes as a delightful surprise. |
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But Italy still has a streak of sporting Machiavellianism a mile wide, and his prospects of staying the course remain in the balance. |
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Every region in Italy has a different type of cheese and that's the beauty of the Italian kitchen. |
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On his return to Italy in 1945, he abandoned medicine in favour of painting. |
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Will you come again, when you're not roving up and down Italy like a brigand? |
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To be honest, nothing about the trip to Milan would, save for the hope that Italy continue their unconvincing form under their new manager. |
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When Italy replaced their second hooker in the 58th minute, scrums were uncontested, as for a spell was the Italian line. |
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She works as a private tutor to an American widow in Italy and as a secretary for a literary magazine in Brighton. |
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I was in Italy and I wanted to paint one of the little churches in the Tuscan hills. |
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I think after the England game we had gone into the match against Italy with a little trepidation. |
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Rome has just been sacked, the Goths are ravaging Italy and the western half of his empire, where Britain lies, has been supporting a pretender. |
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In Italy the mandolinists play with straight wrists and the right forearm is in line with the strings. |
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His stout defence distracted the Austrians, helping Bonaparte to invade northern Italy and beat them at Marengo. |
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You'll see more brawls on a British high street in one night than you will in the whole of Italy in an entire year. |
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His idea was to improve upon the stovetop coffee pots that were common in Italy at the time. |
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As a centre of art, Naples has played a major role in Italy since the end of the 13th century. |
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Yet France and Germany, with the UK and Italy not far behind, say such criticism is outdated. |
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True mozzarella is made from the milk of the water buffalo, imported from India to Italy in the seventh century. |
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The report sent over from Italy removed the out-of-date names and replaced them with the correct names. |
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McCreevy next picked a public row with the governor of the bank of Italy for trying to block a Dutch takeover of an Italian bank. |
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In another match between qualifiers, the Czech Republic stayed unbeaten in 20 games as it drew Italy 2-2 in Palermo, Sicily. |
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The great cornices found in northern Italy are rare in the South, and are frequently reduced to simple listels. |
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He had himself proclaimed king at Ravenna in 494 after taking back Italy from Odoacer. |
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In the wake of the Napoleonic wars Italy was divided into a patchwork of kingdoms and duchies. |
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She then earned a master's in library science and worked in Army libraries in Italy and Germany until her 1993 retirement. |
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So how the hearts of the paps must have leapt as Madonna plus children and lover Jesus hoved into view off the coast of Italy this week. |
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Finally, Italian environmental history writing, like Italy itself, is highly regionalized. |
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This columnist recalls hitch-hiking to Italy to watch Scotland tackle Costa Rica in the 1990 World Cup finals. |
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It was on such a ship that St Paul reached Italy after having been shipwrecked on Malta. |
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Today, however, many senior Mafiosi in Italy and America have turned the state's evidence against the organisation. |
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After creating the dies to extrude the frame profiles, workers in Italy produced the extrusions. |
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The climate of the far north of Italy may be continental while that of central and southern Italy is Mediterranean. |
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Ulverston Victoria High School's wind band is going on tour in Italy next year. |
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For that distinct, chic western look, the outlet has a complete range of suits and jackets made of imported fabric from Italy and Japan. |
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The players were leading Italy 1-0 and left the field at the break to a standing ovation. |
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His work as an army intelligence officer later took him to Sicily and then Italy where he fought with the partisans. |
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It was, after all, the Italian anatomists and other anatomists working in Italy that originally taught us anatomy. |
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About 11OO B.C. Nordics enter Italy as Umbrians and Oscans, and soon after cross the Rhine into Gaul. |
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It has appointed a representative in Italy and is opening offices in the US and in Australia with Travel Partners this month. |
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He has travelled more than 774,200 miles on trips in Italy and abroad, equivalent to nearly 30 times the circumference of the earth. |
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We offer Motorail from 2 main departure points, to destinations in France, Switzerland, Italy and Austria. |
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He is unstinting but never ungenerous in his depiction of an Italy materially and emotionally ravaged by the second world war. |
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So there was a possibility that Italy could even tilt the balance in the final, but Brazil scotched all hopes with an excellent display. |
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Giacomo Galanda paced Italy with 28 points while Carmelo Anthony led the Americans with 19 points. |
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The host country and the coach, in particular, made the best of the limited talent at its disposal and beat Italy by a golden goal. |
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Amanda had done a lot of travelling to Italy and other European countries working in patisseries and health stores making chocolates. |
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Anna has relatives scattered all over Italy and recreates the intimacy of a close-knit family life in her work. |
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We were going to Little Italy and ordering a king-sized pizza pie, and ice-cold beer for everyone. |
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He done it in Italy with Udinese and Parma, and topped the scorers charts so there is definitely a talented marksman within him. |
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However, the mighty Caesar had just crossed the borderline between Italy and Cisalpine Gaul known as the Rubincan River. |
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Called also thorough bass and basso continuo, it arose in the early 17th cent. in Italy as a means of notating an accompaniment. |
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From 1608, when he returned there from Italy as his mother lay dying, Rubens made Antwerp his base. |
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Well, when I was in Italy your countrymen tried to half-inch everything not nailed down. |
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Allies insist that the professor will take the seemingly impossible job of leading Italy in his stride. |
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Following a planned visit to Italy to study the Baroque in art and the contemporaneous advances in medicine, Young intends to settle in Glasgow. |
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Joe Jordan was with our party and he is a God in Italy so you had all these Italian fans turning up too. |
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Deschamps brought in older players from Italy and also Italian coaches in that first year. |
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Spain and Portugal will be next followed by Italy and Croatia, Russia and China. |
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The count, whose wife is off in Italy enjoying herself apparently, leads a life of self-deprivation. |
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A Sentimental Journey through France and Italy is likewise represented in a first edition, with half-titles and a subscriber's list. |
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Lannes led the advance guard into Italy in 1800 and distinguished himself in the campaign. |
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Adapting Schiller was playing with fire, and getting an opera based on his work on stage could be risky, in Italy above all. |
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When they are to arrive in Italy they are to seek out a prophetess called the Sibyl at Cumae. |
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Pirlow concedes a free-kick just inside the Italy half for obstructing Karel Pobor. |
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Such garden grottos first became popular in Italy before spreading to England in the Tudor period. |
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Imperial self-assertion required first of all that Italy seize full control of the colonies it already possessed. |
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The new film deals with the infamous Borgia family which produced no less than two saintly Popes in Italy during the 14th and 15th century. |
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Julinho then went to Italy to play splendidly for Fiorentina, whom he materially helped to win their first ever scudetto. |
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He was the son of Silken Thomas and as a result of being educated in Italy he came to be recognised as a dabbler in the occult arts. |
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Is it proof that while Italy and Holland have had major problems with performance enhancers this part of the world is now cheat-free? |
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These other cultural factors help to promote a positive image of Italy abroad and encourage tourism and boost the economy. |
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Although Ghana matched Italy for the first half an hour, the Italians' extra skill and know-how told in the end. |
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Rosen, no slouch himself, has clothes made for him in Italy and buys off the rack, as well. |
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He was lynched in Italy while serving in World War II, after being accused of raping one White woman and murdering another. |
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As at a salad bar, shoppers can pick from 14 varieties of fresh olives from Greece, Italy and Turkey. |
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The Spanish governors in Italy declared allegiance to their new sovereign, and French troops reinforced them. |
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After a four-set loss to Italy in their first game, the Americans put on an impressive show on defense and especially at the service line. |
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It was a name, Della Cruscans, which came to be applied to a group of English poets living in Italy at the end of the 18th century. |
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Even the laggard economies of Germany and Italy are beginning to look a lot better as they're helped by the weak currency. |
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During those years in north-central Italy a new merchant class was forming. |
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At night, the city is alive with theatre, music and comedy, and you can dine in Little India, Little Italy or four separate Chinatowns. |
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There are as many forms of salami in Italy as there are recipes for brown soda bread in Ireland. |
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I have many friends in Italy and Italian football after playing all those years. |
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In 1947, Italy signed the Treaty of Paris, renouncing all its colonial claims. |
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In Lucerne it was a dead heat with Italy and in Munich barely a canvas separated them and Belarus. |
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For Italy it was a day of bitter disappointment as they ran out again battered and bruised by more adept opponents. |
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There was a raggle-taggle look to Smith's team just as there had been on his debut as manager against Italy in Milan. |
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After a childhood spent messing around on boats, he moved to Italy as a teenager and went on to receive his medical degree. |
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Back in the early 1960s, the government of Italy decided to set up an agency to regulate the production of wines. |
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Boethius became head of all the government and court services under Theodoric, king of Italy and of the Goths. |
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And there is no more authentic way to experience Italy and its food at an affordable price. |
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The move is part of an effort to harness tourism in Italy to kick-start the economy. |
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Many Huguenots were expert throwsters and weavers and they made a major contribution to the development of the silk industry in Germany, Great Britain, Italy and Switzerland. |
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She was jetting off to Italy in the morning, and I would be stuck in grey Istanbul. |
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On the one hand, early modern Italy witnessed a proliferation of new techniques of representation that transgressed against earlier, more mimetic ways of seeing and listening. |
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It was only on the Adriatic coast, where the Italian minority which remained outside Italy was proving a nuisance, that any concessions were made to the Slovene languages. |
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Classical themes were most commonly used to decorate the brilliantly colored tin-glazed earthenware, or maiolica, made in Italy during the Renaissance. |
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Her career as a sculptress began in Italy through work with master sculptors in the artistic centre of Bottega Versiliese, in Pietra Santa where she still had a studio. |
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Born in Tunis, Sliti moved to Italy looking for work, as many young North Africans do. |
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Recently she has focused on her travels to India and Italy to produce works which evoke the spirit of those places with an overwhelming intensity. |
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Darren Yeadon has spent the past two years in Italy working with marble from Carrara, which has gained a fabled reputation among sculptors across the globe. |
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Natural Pigments offers terra alba imported from Cennino Cennini's hometown in northern Italy and near the same location where he undoubtedly obtained his own gesso. |
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Down the spine of Italy ran the major group of Osco-Umbrian. |
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That Zelenka was sent to study in Italy is reflected in the Italian elements of the introduction, an orchestral sinfonia, which leads into the adagio for solo oboe. |
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Slovakia, against all odds, will now be in the last 16 while Italy heads home. |
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She explained the origins of the slow food movement which began in Italy around sixteen years ago, prompted by outrage at the first burger and chips outfit setting up in Rome. |
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The increasing number of direct flights from Dublin to Italy alongside the saturation of other Mediterranean resorts could see this effect trickle across the Irish Sea. |
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Four years ago, a billion people watched as the World Cup final was decided by the nail-biting process and Italy edged France. |
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She was arrested in Slovakia on Tuesday after a Europe-wide mankiller hunt that at first focused on Italy and Portugal. |
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In April checking in and out of a succession of hotels in Italy was the hospitality equivalent of the slow food movement. |
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The sagacious Romans saw that in order to control the line of the Danube and the east coast of Italy it was necessary to absorb the triangular shaped country of the Illyrians. |
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Southern borders in Italy were demarcated grandly with boundary markers. |
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Jan's technical ability, artistic invention, and intellect were universally recognized, by writers and artists in Italy as well as the Netherlands. |
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After the first World War, Facism witnessed its expression in Italy and then in Germany, but also saw its doom in the defeat of these countries in World War II in 1945. |
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By 565, Roman Italy was invaded and overtaken by the Lombards. |
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Historically, the areas surrounding North American downtowns have been populated by recent immigrants, producing neighbourhoods such as Little Italy and Chinatown. |
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To see how Argentine ants fared when invading Europe, Keller and his colleagues collected ants from 33 spots along the coast from northern Italy to northwestern Spain. |
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When an Eastern Orthodox cleric visited Italy in 1438, he complained about how Western artists painted their holy men. |
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We had planned to spend the Bank Holiday weekend in Italy paying the next tranche of money and finalising the layout of sanitary ware in the bath room. |
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Chicken livers in Italy are firm and dark and cook like a dream. |
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Perhaps Maroni wants to go back to the lira so that Italy can de-value it. |
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As revolution spread to Palermo, Milan and Naples it seemed as if the people of Italy could break the domination of the myriad of foreign rulers and domestic autocrats. |
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The Arabs were driven out in 1090 by a band of Norman adventurers under Count Roger of Normandy, who had established a kingdom in southern Italy and Sicily. |
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Not only does Italy have every advantage that both Austria and Turkey do, but it also gains the advantage of outflanking Austria by convoying an army into Greece. |
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Accidentally, according to EIA, Italy is Europe's main importer of illegally logged wood and especially ramin, an endangered tree growing in Indonesia and Malaysia. |
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Alex Aciman on two new memoirs of life in Greece and Italy and the tricks that expatriate life can play. |
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Even in the worst instances, such as the explosion at a chemical plant in Seveso, Italy in 1976, nobody has ever been exposed to harmfully high doses for prolonged periods. |
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No cases are considered final in Italy until and unless the High Court rules definitively. |
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Quinn sent resin body casts of the subjects to Italy where they were used as models by stone craftsmen who hand-carved the sculptures in editions of three. |
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The would-be pope killer loves to be in front of the cameras, and the press in Italy is happy to oblige. |
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In a 2005 Bormio, Italy downhill he lost a ski off a jump at over 60mph, stayed up, and skied the rest of the course. |
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Still, we managed to beat Italy in the first of a sporting double-header in which our footballers will shortly travel to Italy for a World Cup qualifier. |
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For many years, Italy maintained its competitiveness by serial devaluations. |
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His deft critique of the British media scene is supplemented by useful points of comparison with the situation in America, France, Italy and Sweden. |
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The trip to the Far East will be a new experience for the Bromborough lad, who won the MacGregor Trophy last year and was capped against Italy and Scotland. |
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The light, frothy Asti, the subtler Moscato d' Asti, and other spumante and frizzante all over north western Italy demonstrate another facet of the variety's character. |
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While you munch on your antipasti, you can view looped clips on flat screens of the duomos and gondolas of Italy and snippets of an actress admiring ancient Roman statues. |
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Of 220 collections of secular vocal music published in Italy between 1602 and 1635, more than 100 specify the chitarrone as a suitable accompanying instrument. |
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Unlike missionaries from Italy and Gaul they came from a tribal, warrior society not unlike that of the English, non-urban and economically undeveloped. |
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But as a demagogue for whom total power meant all, he realized that to capture Italy he needed the church. |
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The legacy of these popular icons was traced in non-Orthodox works executed in Italy and northern Europe through paintings said to be modeled on these Byzantine prototypes. |
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So duck into parm and sandwich Little Italy and NOLA together, or grab him a burger from the shack where the lines take forever. |
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It seems that Marco, a well dressed, polite gentleman, has borne the burden for all these years, becoming infamous in Italy for that particular sitter. |
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These demonstrations have been mimicked in several other European countries from Greece to Italy and France. |
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He spent a year studying in Italy before learning engraving in Paris. |
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For a few short weeks, precious white truffles from Italy are being air-freighted in and dropped into the hands of talented chefs across the city. |
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The minehunters are equipped with two Pluto remotely operated mine disposal vehicles supplied by Gaymarine in Turate, Italy and by Gayrobot in Balerna, Switzerland. |
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Many supporters from leading Frankish families followed him to Italy and were for a long time cut off from their properties and benefices in the countries of origin. |
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When the Albigensian heresy was abroad in medieval France and Italy there was an actual theological difference based on rebellion against or acceptance of the material world. |
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Forte's father emigrated from Italy at the age of five and later opened a milk bar in Regent Street which he slowly expanded, branching out into mid and budget-range hotels. |
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Yazbek says he will wait a few days in Italy to regroup and find people to travel with. |
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The Benedictines of Monte Cassino in Italy were the original Black Monks. |
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In Italy such brandies are called grappa, in Portugal bagaceira. |
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In the urbanized regions of Italy in the eighth and ninth centuries, instead of direct rural control by the powerful, what we find is links of clientship. |
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I have to admit that Slovenia lost marks in my book for its food, despite the fact that it was much cheaper than in neighbouring Italy or Austria. |
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My buddies and I took a train up to cinque Terre, which is a beautiful part of Italy in wine country. |
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After the Umbria and Marche earthquakes in Italy in 1997 there was a sequence of eight events higher than magnitude five in the following two months. |
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Laces of Southern Italy are undoubtedly of Abruzzian manufacture. |
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He was advertised the French army in Italy had had an overthrow. |
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The founder and patriarch of the Italian knitwear brand passed away at his home in Italy on Thursday. |
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As a young man he enjoyed skiing in Aspen, Colo. and spent many summers traveling in England and Italy to consult with other scholars in the Classics. |
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Last year he cut short a vacation to Italy because of an upper respiratory infection and a blood clot in his lungs. |
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Caroline Bruzelius brings similar considerations of nationality to bear on her study of French Gothic in Central and Southern Italy in the thirteenth century. |
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South Korea humiliated Italy with great determination and well-deserved good fortune. |
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The couple met in Italy at a meeting about utilizing satellites over Syria. |
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But the flattery of imitation soon gave way to the condescension of tourists, as all Italy itself was already on the way to becoming a hothouse and museum. |
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Had Italy turned pressure into tries they might well have won the match. |
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Officials boarded the ship in Italy in early October and seized the cargo. |
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The growth of the lds church in Italy may be moving fast, but not without opposition. |
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Each year millions of tourists visit Italy to see the country's cultural and historical landmarks such as the Colosseum in Rome and the Greek ruins in Sicily. |
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In January, Italy and Switzerland began talks on cross-border transparency on the matter. |
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The migrants had come to Italy in October and November by way of Lampedusa on perilous fishing boats. |
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In 1918 he was sent to north Italy in an artillery regiment and he was there at the end of the war, becoming a prisoner of the Italians in Cassino. |
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By attacking Russia, he realigned the board so that France could expect greater benefits from keeping Italy alive than from continuing the alliance with Germany. |
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The human tragedy of the natural disaster in this particular part of Italy is twofold. |
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But this is an Italy that has grown significantly more hostile to tax avoidance. |
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Taking Italy by surprise the Greeks snuck ahead to a slight lead. |
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He posed with blind children in Greece and crippled children in Italy and orphans in England. |
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Antonella Napoli, president of the NGO Italians for Darfur, said Italy played a major role in her release. |
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It turns Italy into a backlot and its history into a punchline. |
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Large parts of Italy came to a standstill yesterday, when 13 million workers followed a call by the three main union federations for an eight-hour general strike. |
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He left for France and then Germany, where he was excommunicated by the Lutheran Church, and returned to Italy in the mistaken belief that it would be safe to do so. |
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Clinical patterns of human Y chromosomal diversity in continental Italy and Greece are dominated by drift and founder effects. |
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Through the power of the Roman Republic, it became the dominant language, initially in Italy and subsequently throughout the Roman Empire. |
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Mongrel TITCH, who rode through North Africa and Italy with the King's Royal Rifle Corps in the Second World War. |
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The Holland and Italy players have also been told they can't have their wives and girlfriends at next summer's finals. |
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The Lieserschulucht road bridge carries the main motorway from northern Europe to Italy over a river in mountainous Carinthia. |
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Characterization of lactobacilli involved in the ripening of soppressata molisana, a typical southern Italy fermented sausage. |
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As a youngster Arthur Rowley studied in Italy and discovered the secrets of the master violin makers. |
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Its history lessons should concentrate on why a newly-unified and gullible Italy fell for a megalomaniacal, paternalist goon like Mussolini. |
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This would have never happened in Italy no matter how unwell a mother is. |
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The Marsican brown bear in central Italy is believed to have a population of just 30 to 40 bears. |
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I began my visit at Lake Trasimeno, the largest lake in central and southern Italy and the fourth largest in the whole of the country. |
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The Black Death pandemic of 1348 left its mark on Italy by killing perhaps one third of the population. |
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Sardinian has been formally recognized as one of the twelve historical language minorities of Italy since 1997, by regional and Italian law. |
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My sister lives in Italy and sips her wine slowly, smelling it delectably and swirling it like it's work of art. |
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Painting in Italy and afterwards in Britain, he was the first major British painter to concentrate on landscape. |
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The Italian wall lizard, Podareis siculus, is an opportunistic, omnivorous, lacertid lizard native to Italy and the east Adriatic coast. |
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The drama happened in the early hours of Friday as their yacht was sailing off the coast of southern Italy near the town of Roccella. |
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