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Curva [ˈkurva] (plural:
curve [ˈkurve]) is an
Italian term or name for
curved stands of
seating located at
sports stadiums,
particularly in Italy; so...
- in a car accident, the
Curva Nord was
nicknamed the
Curva Pisani in his honor. Similarly, the
Curva Sud was
nicknamed the
Curva Morosini in 2012 to posthumously...
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include the
Curva Grande, the
Curva di Lesmo, the
Variante Ascari and the
Curva Alboreto (formerly
Curva Parabolica). The high
speed curve,
Curva Grande,...
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Moncayo "Paco Martínez Soria" for
Curvas.
Winner of the Best
Actress Award at the
Dieciminuti Film
Festival in
Italy for
Curvas.
Nominated for Best Actress...
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Curva Muni****lity is the
second muni****l
section of the
Bautista Saavedra Province in the La Paz Department, Bolivia. Its seat is
Curva. Ch'uxña Quta...
- Cybele. 845 A.D.,
Carolingian Empire.
Tibia curva.
Roman soldiers with
cornus and a tiba
curva. The
tibia curva sometimes was
illustrated with a "double...
- circuit's 2.724 km (1.693 mi) were the
Curva dos Orixás,
Curva do Acarajé,
Curva da Balança,
Curva do Dendê and
Curva da Vitória. Cacá
Bueno and
Allam Khodair...
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meters banner in
Curva Nord for the
first time. In 1978, a
group called VIKING Lazio was formed, and took
their place in the
Curva Sud. In this same...
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Lazio ultras traditionally occupy the
northern end (
Curva Nord) and Roma's the
southern end (
Curva Sud) of the
Stadio Olimpico.
Making ironic remarks,...
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determining the
sound of the instrument. The
cornu was
revived as the "tuba
curva"
during the
French Revolution,
along with the buccina. Both were
first used...
