- 2008. Thornburgh-
Boccardi report, p. 86. Thornburgh-
Boccardi report, pp. 98–99. Thornburgh-
Boccardi report, p. 101. Thornburgh-
Boccardi report, pp. 108–110...
- Leo
Boccardi (born 15
April 1953) is a
prelate of the
Catholic Church who
worked in the
diplomatic service of the Holy See from 1987
until he
retired in...
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Giovanni Boccardi may
refer to:
Giovanni Boccardi (painter) (died 1542),
Italian miniature painter Giovanni Boccardi (astronomer) (1859–1936), Italian...
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Fabrizio Boccardi is an Italian-American
entrepreneur and investor. He is
known for his
investments and
ventures in real estate, hospitality,
media and...
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Louis D.
Boccardi was
president and
Chief Executive Officer of The ****ociated
Press (AP), the world's
largest news organization, from 1985
until his retirement...
- Bush administration, and
Louis Boccardi,
retired president and CEO of the ****ociated Press. The Thornburgh-
Boccardi report said that some of Bush's former...
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Giovanni Boccardi (20 June 1859,
Castelmauro – 24
October 1936, Savona) was an
Italian astronomer, mathematician, and priest. As a
priest of the Congregazione...
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Giovanni Boccardi (died 1542) was an
Italian miniature painter who
lived at Florence. He was also
known as
Maestro Giovanni.
During 1507–1523,
Boccardi and...
- June 16, 2007. "CBS 60
Minutes Wednesday Transcript" (PDF). Thornburgh-
Boccardi Report,
Exhibit 1B.
September 8, 2004.
Archived (PDF) from the original...
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Clara Teresa Boccardi Nuytz (died 1837) was an
Italian pastellist.
Nuytz was
active in
Turin at the same time as
Sofia Giordano and
Giuseppina Quaglia...
