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the carlo
proper noun
Of Italian origin. English equivalents: Charles, Carl
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The metaphorical church was the Carlo Felice Opera House here.
Like last year's production at Yale of the Carlo Goldoni farce "The Servant of Two Masters," this 1666 comedy has been deliciously re-engineered for the 21st century.
As for the other design coups of 2011, my vote for the best historic design exhibition goes to the Carlo Mollino retrospective at Haus der Kunst in Munich.
The Carlo Maratta Room has now been recreated, with the reinstalling of eight Maratta canvases and an additional 14 by other 17th-century painters.
M'Baye Niang gave Genoa a 27th-minute lead but the substitute Federico Barba levelled in the 66th minute for an Azzurri side who showed great fight in front of their home fans at the Carlo Castellani.
According to a senior official quoted by the Israeli newspaper Haaretz over the weekend, the spread of the Carlo was encouraged by the Shin Bet's relative lack of interest in the arms being used for Palestinian criminality.
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Ramirez, the Emmy-nominated star of the Carlos the Jackal biopic "Carlos," is in talks to replace Gerard Butler as the Zen-spouting ringleader Bodhi in "Point Break".
Macao has billed itself in the past as the Monte Carlo of the Orient.
He is the son of the late Carlo and the late Lidia (Luisetti) Gignesi.
After the initial equilibration steps, the Monte Carlo algorithm allows for the formation of loops.
Because of the Monte Carlo approximation, the log-likelihood (6) is not smooth.
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