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  • ...iatelle''' are the classic [[pasta]] of the [[Emilia-Romagna]] region of [[Italy]]. They are long, flat ribbons, similar in shape to [[fettuccine]], but ty ...nce]], in the year [[1487]], a talented court chef, inspired by Lucrezia D'Este's hairdo, on the occasion of her marriage to Annibale Bentivoglio, son of G
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  • | [[Provinces of Italy|Province]] || [[Province of Modena|Modena]] |[[Regions of Italy|Region]]||[[Emilia Romagna]]
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  • ...ley]], in the [[Province of Modena]] in the [[Emilia-Romagna]] region of [[Italy]]. ...iversity of Modena]], founded in [[1175]] and expanded by [[Francesco II d'Este]] in [[1686]], has traditional strengths in medicine and law. Italian offic
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  • '''SpaItalia''' is an annual event dedicated to automotive '[[car]] [[Made in Italy]] held from [[2002]] [[Francorchamps]] a small town near [[Stavelot]] [[Bel ...category where there may participate whoever is in possession of a car in Italy.
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  • '''Bentivoglio''' (in [[Latin]], rendered as ''Bentivoius'') was an [[Italy|Italian]] family of princely rank, long supreme in [[Bologna]] and responsi ...of Giovanni II, '''Annibale II''' ([[1469]]-[[1540]]), married Lucrezia d'Este, an illegitimate daughter of Duke Ercole I of [[Ferrara]], in [[1487]]. He
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  • zone = [[Northern Italy]] | map = [[Image:Italy Regions Veneto Map.png]] |
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  • '''L'Aquila''' is a city and [[comune]] of central [[Italy]], on the [[Aterno]] river. It is both the capital of the [[Abruzzo|Abruzzo ...challenged the power of the [[pope]] by giving refuge to [[Este|Alfonso d'Este]], former duke of [[Ferrara]], and the children of Giampaolo Baglioni, depo
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  • .... Both racing and the market for private cars would disappear by 1915 when Italy joined the fighting. ...nion entries. Alfa Romeo began the 1930s as it ended the 1920s, dominating Italy’s sports car and competition scene.
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  • ...the economic and communications hub of the [[Veneto]] region in northern [[Italy]]. The capital of [[Padova province]], it stands on the [[Bacchiglione|Bacc Padua claims to be the oldest city in north Italy; the [[commune (medieval) | early medieval commune]] justified itself by a
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  • ==[[Italy]]== *[[Punta del Este street circuit]], [[Punta del Este]]
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  • ...actory in Turin and became the first company to build entirely new cars in Italy after the war, beating Fiat and Ferrari by some considerable time. ...rst presented to the public at the Villa d'Este Gold Cup show in [[Como]], Italy, and at the 1947 [[Paris Motor Show]], the Cisitalia "202" GT was a resound
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  • ...ge:IMGP3711.jpg|thumb|left|300px|'''ATS at [http://www.woiow.com Wheels Of Italy''']]] '''ATS''' ''(Automobili Turismo e Sport)'' was an [[Italy|Italian]] [[automotive]] constructor and [[racing team]] that operated betw
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  • ...ically [[espresso]] has become highly important to the cultural cuisine of Italy. ...has evolved extensively over the centuries. Although the country known as Italy today had not officially formed until the 19th century, the cuisine can cla
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