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• Pisa
  In 1113 Pisa and the [[Pope Paschal II]] set up, together with the count of [[Barcelona]] and other contingents from [[Provence]] and [[Italy]] (Gen ...some Pisan trade centres on the river, by the Genoese and their ally, the count of [[Toulouse]] failed. Pisa on the other hand was allied to the [[Provence
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• Module:Convert
  local function preunits(count, preunit1, preunit2) -- If count is 1:
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• Ferrari
  [[Image:FBaracca_1.jpg|thumbnail|right|Count Francesco Baracca]] The horse was originally the symbol of Count [[Francesco Baracca]], a legendary "asso" (ace) of the Italian [[air force]
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• Capriolo
  ...times was hard for the Caproni organization in the immediate postwar era. Count Caproni realized that [[motorcycles]] would be an excellent way to restart ...ge of Capriolo and to encourage the effor to support the trade mark of the Count Massimo Caproni. Since always engaged with its family in the meeting bikes
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• Castagna
  ...nder of the first aerodynamic people-carrier vehicle in history, built for Count Ricotti in 1913, based on an [[A.L.F.A 40/60 HP|Alfa Romeo 40/60HP]] chassi
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• Italian Grand Prix
  ...ces with his single seat "American Miller 122" driven by [[Louis Zborowski|Count Louis Zborowski]] of [[Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (car)|Chitty Chitty Bang Ban
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• L'Aquila
  ...when he became a tyrant. Later, it fell under Pietro "Lalle" Camponeschi, Count of Montorio, who became the third side of a new triarchy, with the Council
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• Brazilian Grand Prix
  ...könen; however, it was the Finn who was declared the race winner under the count back rule, which stipulates that the race result in such circumstances is t
  20 KB (2,425 words) - 16:21, 28 October 2010
• Autosud
  In 1957, Count [[Giovanni Lurani]] proposed a new [[Junior Formula]], as a training ground
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• Road bicycle racing
  ...took 10 hours and 25 minutes to cover 134 km. The runners-up were the Count André Castéra, who had come second to Moore at St-Cloud, and Jean Bobilli
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• Lancia
  The original Lancia logo was designed by Count Carlo Biscaretti di Ruffia. The logo shows a lance and shield with flag. Th
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• Sicily
  *[[Roger I of Sicily]], Count of Sicily 1072 – 1101 *[[Simon, Count of Sicily]], 1101 – 1105
  36 KB (5,047 words) - 14:06, 29 March 2010
• Brescia
  Notingus was the first (prince-)bishop (in 844) who bore the title of [[Count]] (see [[Bishopric of Brescia]]). From 855 to 875, under [[Louis II of Ital
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• Bandini 750 sport siluro
  From [[1953]], ''750 sports torpedo'' can also count on an engine radically revised and improved. It was designed a new [[tested
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• Kart racing
  ...by your qualifying time. Due to full course yellow flags, which to do not count toward lap totals, races can last as long as 30 minutes. Speedway racing ta
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• Southern Italy
  ...e exceptions: [[Salerno]], "the [[Manchester]] of the two Sicilies", could count in 1877 something like 10,000 textile workers, more than twice the textile
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• Villa
  ...the 125 he was first at Torino and Gallarate and second at Monza. In 1961, Count Giuseppe Boselli, incredibly passionate about racing, having now spent a re
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• From Russia with Love
  *The LEKTOR decoder, though never actually seen in use, could also count as a gadget (Fleming based it directly on the [[Enigma machine]], a [[crypt
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• Genoa
  ...Kingdom was annexed by the [[Franks|Frank]] empire; the first Carolingian count of Genoa was Ademarus, who was given the title ''praefectus civitatis Genue
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• History
  ...[Piedmont (Italy)|Piedmont]]. The architects of Italian unification were [[Count Camillo Benso di Cavour]], the Chief Minister of Victor Emmanuel, and [[Giu
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