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  • Umberto Masetti
    [[image:Umberto Masetti.jpg|frame|Umberto Masetti.]] '''Umberto Masetti''' (born [[May 4]], [[1926]], died [[May 28]], [[2006]]) was a two-
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  • Umberto Bossi
    [[Image:Umberto_Bossi.jpg|thumb|Umberto Bossi, with a green [[Padania]]-inspired handkerchief.]] [[Umberto Bossi]] (born [[September 19]], [[1941]] in [[Cassano Magnago]]) is an [[It
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  • Umberto Agnelli
    ...ers, and the [[Juventus]] soccer club, of which he had served as chairman. Umberto Agnelli was in the process of restoring Fiat's balance sheet after the comp ...Elkann]], named vice chairman, the next likely family head of the company. Umberto's daughter Anna also survives.
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  • Umberto Agnelli
    ...ers, and the [[Juventus]] soccer club, of which he had served as chairman. Umberto Agnelli was in the process of restoring Fiat's balance sheet after the comp ...Elkann]], named vice chairman, the next likely family head of the company. Umberto's daughter Anna also survives.
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  • Umberto Masetti
    [[image:Umberto Masetti.jpg|frame|Umberto Masetti.]] '''Umberto Masetti''' (born [[May 4]], [[1926]], died [[May 28]], [[2006]]) was a two-
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  • John Elkann
    After the death of his cousin Giovanni Alberto Agnelli, son of [[Umberto Agnelli]], in [[1997]] Elkann's grandfather decided John was the best choic After Umberto Agnelli's death, on [[May 30]], [[2004]] John Elkann, who had been serving
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  • List of Grand Prix motorcycle racers: P
    * {{flagiconItaly}} [[Umberto Praga]]
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  • List of Grand Prix motorcycle racers: M
    * {{flagiconItaly}} [[Umberto Masetti]]
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  • Ancora
    '''Ancora''' (''Tacchini & Pracchi'' later ''Pracchi & Co.. Ditta'' and ''Umberto Dei & Co.'', [[Milano]] (1923-1939)) [[manufactured]] [[motorcycles]] in [[ [[Umberto Dei]] took over the company in 1936 and concentrated on the production of 6
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  • Ottolenghi
    '''Ottolenghi''' (''Ottolenghi & Actis, Caluso, Aosta, later Umberto Ottolenghi Motocicli'') is a historic brand of motorcycles in [[Torino]]. T
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  • Corazzieri
    ...On [[7 February]] [[1868]], for the wedding of Prince [[Umberto I of Italy|Umberto]] to [[Margherita of Savoy]], a mounted honor guard of 80 Carabinieri was f
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  • Umberto Bossi
    [[Image:Umberto_Bossi.jpg|thumb|Umberto Bossi, with a green [[Padania]]-inspired handkerchief.]] [[Umberto Bossi]] (born [[September 19]], [[1941]] in [[Cassano Magnago]]) is an [[It
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  • Borile
    | Founder || Umberto Borile | Owner || Umberto Borile
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  • APE
    ...in [[Mondavio]] who was a passionate motorcyclist. The collaboration of [[Umberto Carloni]], a boy and nephew of dell'Agostinelli workshop, which was entrust
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  • DEI
    '''DEI''' was founded by [[Umberto Dei]] began its work in 1932 as a bicycle factory and then move on to build
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  • Leslie Graham
    In 1950 Les finished 3rd behind Italian [[Umberto Masetti]] ([[Gilera]]) & new star Geoff Duke (Norton) of England.
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  • Baconin Borzacchini
    ...s an Italian [[Grand Prix motor racing]] driver often referred to as Mario Umberto Borzacchini. ...ini]], Borzacchini was pressured into racing under the Italian name, Mario Umberto because at birth, his parents had given him the first name of a Russian [[s
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  • Luca Cordero di Montezemolo
    ...ian business lobby [[Confindustria]]; days later, following the death of [[Umberto Agnelli]] on [[May 28]], he was named chairman of [[FIAT]], Ferrari's mothe
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  • Aguzzoli
    ...na]] North. By refuelling, not without surprise, riconoscemmo manager of [[Umberto Masetti]], the first Italian motorcycle world champion in the 500 class. Wh
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  • Lancia Aprilia
    ...others ([[Giannino Marzotto|Giannino]], Paolo, Umberto and Vittorio) and [[Umberto Shoots]].
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  • Savoia-Marchetti
    ...ostruzioni Aeronautiche Savoia'', an Italian aircraft company founded by [[Umberto Savoia]] in [[1915]].
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  • Padania
    ...richer Northern Italy from the rest of the country, the League's leader [[Umberto Bossi]] gave the region the name ''Padania''. The new "country" had a [[fla The term ''Padania'' was present in [[Italian language|Italian]] before Umberto Bossi began to use it in its political statements, but it was so rare that
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  • 1955 Italian Grand Prix
    | {{flagiconItaly}} [[Umberto Maglioli]]
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  • Gianni Agnelli
    ...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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  • Coppa Acerbo
    *1953 - [[Umberto Maglioli]] / [[Mike Hawthorn]] (Ferrari 375MM)
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  • Trieste
    ...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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  • Tropea
    Umberto (Albert) Anastasio(a): great mobb boss of new York, born in Tropea.
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  • TT Circuit Assen
    In [[1951]] the Italian [[Umberto Masetti]] drove the fastest round on his 500 cc [[Gilera]] with an average
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  • Gilera
    ...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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  • Aosta
    ...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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  • 1000 km Buenos Aires
    | {{flagiconItaly}} [[Giuseppe Farina]]<br>{{flagiconItaly}} [[Umberto Maglioli]]
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  • Linto
    ...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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  • Autodelta
    ...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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  • Johor Circuit
    In [[1951]] the Italian [[Umberto Masetti]] drove the fastest round on his 500 cc [[Gilera]] with an average
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  • Piedmont
    *[[Umberto Eco]] - the world-renowned author.
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  • Lega Nord
    |Leader ||[[Umberto Bossi]] The League is led by [[Umberto Bossi]].
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  • Columbus
    ...l manufacturers but also leading cycling factories: Edoardo [[Bianchi]], [[Umberto]] Dei, [[Atala]], [[Giovanni Maino]], and the [[Fratelli Doniselli]].
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  • Targa Florio
    *1953 : {{flagiconItaly}} [[Umberto Maglioli]], [[Lancia]] D20 3000 *1956 : [[Umberto Maglioli]]/[[Huschke von Hanstein]], [[Porsche 550]]
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  • Moto Guzzi Grand Prix 500 cc V8
    ...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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  • Milani
    ...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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  • Valle d'Aosta
    ...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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  • Monza
    * 1933 Giuseppe Campari, Mario Umberto Borzacchini and Stanislas Czaykowski.
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  • Aosta Valley
    ...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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  • Cinema of Italy
    ...d ''Miracolo a Milano'' (Miracle in Milan, [[1950]]). The sad, bitter '''[[Umberto D.]]''' ([[1952]]), the touching story of an old poor man with his little d It has been said that after "Umberto D." nothing more could be added to neorealism. Was it for this or for other
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  • Ferrari 500 Mondial
    Mike Hawthorn and [[Umberto Maglioli]] piloted their 750 Monza to victory at Monza
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  • Mugello Circuit
    | {{flagiconItaly}} [[Umberto Maglioli]]
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  • Ferrari Monza
    Mike Hawthorn and [[Umberto Maglioli]] piloted their 750 Monza to victory at Monza
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  • Hellé Nice
    ...onale Monza]], [[Giuseppe Campari]], [[Baconin Borzacchini| Baconin "Mario Umberto" Borzacchini]] and the Polish count [[Stanislas Czaikowski]], three of the
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  • List of racing drivers
    * [[Baconin Borzacchini|Mario Umberto Borzacchini]]
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  • List of Grand Prix motorcycle racers: B
    |align="left"|{{flagiconItaly}} [[Umberto Braga]]
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  • Nino Vaccarella
    Vaccarella teamed with [[Umberto Maglioli]] for the 1960 [[Targa Florio]] in a [[Maserati Tipo 61|''birdcage
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  • List of Grand Prix motorcycle racing World Champions
    | {{flagiconItaly}} [[Umberto Masetti]] <br> ([[Gilera]]) | {{flagiconItaly}} [[Umberto Masetti]] <br> ([[Gilera]])
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  • Moto Morini
    In 1949 [[Umberto Masetti]] won the Italian Championship for Lightweight Motorcycles on a 125
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  • Turin, Italy
    * [[Umberto Tozzi]] (1952), singer. * [[Umberto Eco]]
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  • Serenissima
    ...ati]]s, and [[Ferrari]]s driven by [[Nino Vaccarella]], [[Graham Hill]], [[Umberto Maglioli]], [[Joakim Bonnier]], [[Jo Siffert]], [[Lodovico Scarfiotti]] and
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  • 12 Hours of Sebring
    | {{flagiconGBR}} [[Mike Parkes]]<br>{{flagiconITA}} [[Umberto Maglioli]]
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  • Pescara Grand Prix
    | {{flagiconITA}} [[Umberto Maglioli]]<br>{{flagiconUK}} [[Mike Hawthorn]]
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  • List of Italians
    *[[Umberto Eco]], (b. [[1932]]), [[semiotics|semiotician]] and writer of ''[[The Name *[[Umberto Giordano]], ([[1867]]-[[1948]]), composer, opera composer
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  • Maserati 250F
    ...aco_Godia|Francisco Godia-Sales]], [[Piero Taruffi]], [[Bruce Halford]], [[Umberto Maglioli]], [[Jack Brabham]], [[Emmanuel de Graffenried]], [[Jo Bonnier]],
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  • MV Agusta
    ...ll Lamos, Nello Pagani , Ray Amm , [[Fortunato Libanori]] , Luigi Taveri , Umberto Mosseti and Remo Venturi that brought many victories to MV Agusta racing.
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  • Italy
    ...iavelli]], [[Giambattista Vico|Vico]], [[Giovanni Gentile|Gentile]], and [[Umberto Eco|Eco]].
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  • Fiat
    ...O. [[Umberto Agnelli]] then took over as chairman from 2002 to 2004. After Umberto Agnelli's death on 28 May 2004, [[Luca Cordero di Montezemolo]] was named c
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  • History of Naples
    ...s such as the [[Teatro di San Carlo|San Carlo theater]] and the [[Galleria Umberto]] have been restored; a major ring-road highway called the ''tangenziale''
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  • Friuli-Venezia Giulia
    * [[Umberto Saba]], poet.
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  • Bologna
    * [[Umberto Eco]] (writer and professor, born 1932)
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  • Moto Guzzi
    ...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 * Umberto Todero: Joining Moto Guzzi in 1939, his career span from the days of the or
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  • Music of Italy
    ...ples]]. The ''Salone'' was named for Margherita, [[queen consort]] of King Umberto, king of Italy. Elsewhere in Italy, the Gran Salone Eden in [[Milan]] and t
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  • List of Formula One drivers
    |align="left"|{{flagiconItaly}} [[Umberto Maglioli]]
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  • Le Mans 24 hours races
    ...r was hot, and overheating began to hit the GT40s. [[Bob Bondurant]] and [[Umberto Maglioli]]'s No. 7 had head gasket failure before 20:00 and on the same lap
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