- (Bosnian pronunciation: [xǎsan salixǎmidʒitɕ]; born 1
January 1977),
nicknamed Brazzo (Bosnian: Braco,
pronounced [brǎːtso], "Little Bro"), is a
Bosnian former...
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Sabrina Brazzo (born 1
January 1968) is an
Italian ballet dancer. A prin****l
dancer with La
Scala in Milan, she has
performed in many of the world's most...
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misanthropic semi-retired
actor who was the star of the po****r 1990s
crime drama Brazzos and, as a
result of the podcast's success, goes on to star in its 2020s...
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Orfeo (printed 1609)
designates an
entire six-part
string section "viole da
brazzo",
apparently including b****
instruments held
between the
knees like the...
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becoming a
professional boxer in the late 1930s.
Boxing under the name Jack
Brazzo,
Palahniuk lost his only
recorded match, in a four-round
decision on points...
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often used the term
viola da braccio, meaning, literally, 'of the arm'. "
Brazzo" was
another Italian word for the viola,
which the
Germans adopted as Bratsche...
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Twitter an". tz.de. "Nick
Salihamidzic offenbar vor Wechsel:
Parkt Brazzo seinen Sohn in Kanada?". fupa.net. "Nach User-Kritik:
Salihamidzics Sohn...
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practice in diminution"),
Venice 1592, is the
first to
mention the
violino da
brazzo, or violin. He was
directly involved in
taking the
violin from a street...
- beat ****ure
movie actor Jack
Palance (who
fought under the name of Jack
Brazzo) on
December 17, 1940. The
boxrec database lists nearly 500
cards held at...
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misanthropic former television actor who
starred in the 1990s
crime drama Brazzos;
Oliver Putnam, a
struggling Broadway director; and
Mabel Mora, a young...
