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We can imagine Ensign Helen Kittredge on leave'let us say, on Ansa, which is like an idyll of Terra.
The Game Of Empire Anderson, Poul, 1926- 1985
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We have to make a distinction between the assets of the Libyan people and the interests that are instead held by a family, Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi was quoted as saying in Helsinki on Friday by Ansa, an Italian news agency.
Italy Freezes Some Libyan Assets, Not LIA Gilles Castonguay 2011
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The Italian press, which was first to issue the news of this possible execution, last night, through the Ansa agency, has been heading into the wind, and apparently the Italian government has been contemplating new kinds of pressure.
Bernard-Henri Lévy: SOS Sakineh Bernard-Henri Lévy 2010
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The Italian press, which was first to issue the news of this possible execution, last night, through the Ansa agency, has been heading into the wind, and apparently the Italian government has been contemplating new kinds of pressure.
Bernard-Henri Lévy: SOS Sakineh Bernard-Henri Lévy 2010
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Ansa said the main opposition party voted against the law.
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Oops, as they say.2pm: The world's media are gathered in New Hampshire, including Marcello Campo, Washington DC correspondant for Italy's Ansa news agency, who tweets:Roughly translated, that reads: A mini-exit poll from Manchester's first ward: 10 voters, Huntsman 5, Paul 2, 2 Obama and 1 Gingrich.
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The Italian press, which was first to issue the news of this possible execution, last night, through the Ansa agency, has been heading into the wind, and apparently the Italian government has been contemplating new kinds of pressure.
Bernard-Henri Lévy: SOS Sakineh Bernard-Henri Lévy 2010
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Luca Zennaro/ Ansa/Reuters Debris littered the streets after rainstorms and landslides in Brugnato.
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In Italy, there aren't even 100 women who wear the niqab, and not even one who wears the burqa, Roberto Hamza Piccard, spokesman for the Union of Islamic Communities in Italy, was quoted by the news agency Ansa as saying.
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Italy's biggest news agency, Ansa, carried a brief dispatch on the magazine's exclusive at 5.32 pm.
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