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successively handed over to a Catania-based
consortium led by
Antonino Ballarino,
named La
Fenice Amaranto (The
amaranth phoenix),
which submitted a league...
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Amalia Ballarino is a
nuclear and
superconductor scientist. She
currently serves as
leader of CERN’s magnets, superconductors, and
cryostats group. She...
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master and a
composer or
transcriber of
dance music. His
dance manual Il
Ballarino was
published in 1581, with a
subsequent edition,
significantly different...
- López (2000 - 2001)
Ricardo Gareca (2001)
Mario Zanabria (2001)
Mario Ballarino (2001 - 2002) Enzo
Trossero (2002)
Marcelo Arce -
Sergio Coleoni (2002)...
- the Practice, p. 28. ISBN 0-415-97440-2. Caroso,
Fabritio (1581). Il
ballarino. 2 volumes. Venice:
Francesco Ziletti.
Facsimile reprint in one volume...
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Italian Royal Family:
Acqua di
Biella – eau de
Cologne to
Umberto I (1878)
Ballarino Gioielli (Cavour) –
jewellery Baratti &
Milano (Turin) –
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- (ballet drama). In the same year, the
publication of
Fabritio Caroso's Il
Ballarino, a
technical manual on
court dancing, both
performance and social, helped...
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Editor Henny Youngman as
First Driver Jacques Scott as
Jacques 'Jack'
Ballarino Walter Baldwin as 1st
Proprietor The Four Aces as
Vocal Quartette Decca...
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twelve pages. In the same year, the
publication of
Fabritio Caroso's Il
Ballarino, a
technical manual on
court dancing, both
performance and social, helped...
- origin : a
comparative analysis of the transmission. Bernardi, Fabrizio,,
Ballarino, Gabriele. Cheltenham, UK. 12
February 2024. ISBN 9781785360442. OCLC 947837575...
