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Gramegna may
refer to:
Giuseppe Gramegna [it] (1898–1986),
Italian communist politician Luigi Gramegna [it] (1846–1928),
Italian writer and
historian Maria...
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Maria Paola Gramegna (1887–1915) was an
Italian mathematician and a
student of
Giuseppe Peano. Her work with
Peano on
systems of
linear differential equations...
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Pierre Gramegna (born 22
April 1958) is a
Luxembourgish career diplomat and
politician of the
Democratic Party who has been
serving as
managing director...
- in Turin, Italy,
Ekaterina Moreva,
together with
Giorgio Brida,
Marco Gramegna,
Vittorio Giovannetti,
Lorenzo Maccone, and
Marco Genovese performed the...
- 77 (7): 2011–2016. doi:10.1093/jac/dkac118. PMC 9244214. PMID 35411400.
Gramegna A,
Misuraca S,
Lombardi A,
Premuda C,
Barone I, Ori M, et al. (December...
- La
nipote Directed by
Nello Rossati Written by
Giacomo Gramegna Produced by
Armando Bertuccioli Starring Daniele Vargas Francesca Muzio Cinematography...
- 11;9(11):1314. doi: 10.3390/vaccines9111314.
Costantino A,
Morlacchi L,
Donato MF,
Gramegna A,
Farina E,
Dibenedetto C,
Campise M,
Redaelli M,
Perego M,
Alfieri C...
- that
Backes would become the new
Minister for Finances,
succeeding Pierre Gramegna and
becoming the
first woman to hold the office.
Previously unaffiliated...
- doi:10.3389/fpls.2015.00385. PMC 4445244. PMID 26074945. Giovannoni, Moira;
Gramegna, Giovanna; Benedetti, Manuel; Mattei,
Benedetta (29
April 2020). "Industrial...
- Jean-Claude
Juncker Preceded by Jean-Claude
Juncker Succeeded by
Pierre Gramegna Minister of
Defence In
office 31 July 2004 – 22
February 2006
Prime Minister...
