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The word "Italia," I was told, was first stamped on a coin here, sometime around 91 B.C. As we began down a central rough-hewn path between the buildings, I stopped, suddenly aware that I wasn't just looking at a centuries-old village, but an architectural time capsule.
Rediscovering Italy in a Totally Silent Town Dan Fante 2011
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Concerned patriots turned their attention to exposing the poverty and backwardness of the majority—those for whom the word Italia, if it meant anything at all, meant taxes on basic foodstuffs, conscription, and heavy-handed policing.
Delizia! John Dickie 2008
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Italia is a incredible place to visit, with a rich history; roman well preserved sites, cathedrals, paintings and delicious mouthwatering pasta, among other highlights.
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Contador, who won the 2007 Tour and the 2008 Spanish Vuelta and Giro d'Italia, is also aiming to win in Paris this year.
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The Ferrari 458 Italia is officially announced: clusterflock on
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Loved to hear that you made some good connections and provided some great ideas to “la comunità di Bloggers in Italia” … i hope they can implement them.
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This is a man who took home the World Cup in Italia 90, and took it upon himself to steer his dark horse national team, a team who many doubted would even make pass the group stages, to the World Cup final in 2002.
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On our single visit, we were able to sample only one pizza, but the one titled Italia was excellent, with prosciutto cotto, salami, artichokes, black olives and mushrooms.
Nashville Scene 2010
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On our single visit, we were able to sample only one pizza, but the one titled Italia was excellent, with prosciutto cotto, salami, artichokes, black olives and mushrooms.
Nashville Scene 2010
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On our single visit, we were able to sample only one pizza, but the one titled Italia was excellent, with prosciutto cotto, salami, artichokes, black olives and mushrooms.
Nashville Scene 2010
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