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  • ...ttempted to claw its way out of its latest financial crisis. However, upon Umberto's death, [[Ferrari]] chairman [[Luca Cordero di Montezemolo]] was named cha
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  • *1953 - [[Umberto Maglioli]] / [[Mike Hawthorn]] (Ferrari 375MM)
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  • ...city frequented by artists such as [[James Joyce]], [[Italo Svevo]] and [[Umberto Saba]]. The city was a very real part of ''[[Mitteleuropa]]'', with a cosmo * [[Umberto Saba]]
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  • Umberto (Albert) Anastasio(a): great mobb boss of new York, born in Tropea.
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  • In [[1951]] the Italian [[Umberto Masetti]] drove the fastest round on his 500 cc [[Gilera]] with an average
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  • ...he 4 cylinders of pre-war, very six Sample World-wide pilots to you with [[Umberto Masetti]], [[Geoff Duke]] and [[Free Freed]], six Titles of Manifacturing C |[[1950 Grand Prix motorcycle racing season|1950]] || 500cc || [[Umberto Masetti]]
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  • ...ndy]]. After the fall of the latter in [[1032]], it entered the lands of [[Umberto I Biancamano]] of the [[Savoy House]] house. After the creation of the [[co
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  • | {{flagiconItaly}} [[Giuseppe Farina]]<br>{{flagiconItaly}} [[Umberto Maglioli]]
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  • ...r [[Aermacchi]], [[Benelli]], [[Dukedoms]] and [[Movement Guzzi]] and to [[Umberto Premoli]], president of the Movement Club [[Varese]] and former pilot that,
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  • ...t of Alfa Romeo on March 5, 1963. The team was originally based in Feletto Umberto, [[Udine]], before moving closer to Alfa Romeo's facilities in [[Settimo Mi
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  • In [[1951]] the Italian [[Umberto Masetti]] drove the fastest round on his 500 cc [[Gilera]] with an average
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  • *[[Umberto Eco]] - the world-renowned author.
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  • |Leader ||[[Umberto Bossi]] The League is led by [[Umberto Bossi]].
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  • ...l manufacturers but also leading cycling factories: Edoardo [[Bianchi]], [[Umberto]] Dei, [[Atala]], [[Giovanni Maino]], and the [[Fratelli Doniselli]].
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  • *1953 : {{flagiconItaly}} [[Umberto Maglioli]], [[Lancia]] D20 3000 *1956 : [[Umberto Maglioli]]/[[Huschke von Hanstein]], [[Porsche 550]]
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  • ...g boundaries. The engine was conceived by Giulio Carcano, Enrico Cantoni, Umberto Todero, Ken Kavanagh and Fergus Anderson just after the 1954 Monza Grand Pr
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  • ...presented in the [[1975]] and strong wanted from two fascinated Venetian, Umberto oil Jar and Gianni Bettella. The movement, for that a chassis was drawn co
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  • ...lly independent fiefs in the Valle d'Aosta. In 1031/2 [[Humbert I of Savoy|Umberto Biancamano]], the founder of the [[house of Savoy]], received the title ''c
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  • * 1933 Giuseppe Campari, Mario Umberto Borzacchini and Stanislas Czaykowski.
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  • ...lly independent fiefs in the Valle d'Aosta. In 1031/2 [[Humbert I of Savoy|Umberto Biancamano]], the founder of the [[house of Savoy]], received the title ''c
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