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Caronia (Sicilian: Carunìa, Gr****: Καλάκτα (Ptol.) or Καλὴ Ἀκτὴ (Diod. et al.), Latin:
Calacte or Cale Acte) is a town and
comune on the
north coast of...
- RMS
Caronia was a
Cunard Line
transatlantic steam ocean liner. She was
launched in 1904 and s****ped in 1932. In
World War I she was
first an
armed merchant...
- RMS
Caronia was a 34,183 gross
register tons (GRT) p****enger ship of the
Cunard Line (then
Cunard White Star Line).
Launched on 30
October 1947, she served...
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Caronia is a town in Italy.
Caronia may also
refer to: RMS
Caronia (1904), an
ocean liner owned by
Cunard Line 1904–1933 RMS
Caronia (1947), a combined...
- In 2004–2005,
there was a
series of
unusual fires in
Canneto di
Caronia,
Sicily (Italy).
Although po****r
speculation ascribed the
fires to paranormal...
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Mercury Caronia - drums,
backing vocals Rudy
Perrone - b****, guitar,
backing vocals,
occasional lead
vocals 2014–2016 (as M****/Industry)
Mercury Caronia - drums...
- muni****lity of
Caronia, in the
Province of Messina, Sicily. In
Italian language its name
means reed bed. The village, also
known as
Canneto di
Caronia, is located...
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cruiser (AMC) and then a
troop ship.
Carmania was the
sister ship of RMS
Caronia,
although the two
ships had
different machinery. When new, the pair were...
- the
first information about ice came from the
Caronia. First, at 09:12 (Titanic's
board time), the
Caronia radioed the
Titanic that
westbound steamers had...
- in 1947 the
company commissioned five
freighters and two
cargo liners.
Caronia, was
completed in 1949 as a
permanent cruise liner and
Aquitania was retired...
