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Cristina Pato's bagpipe was the choice that surprised everyone because it was not well known that Spain had a tradition of the bagpipe in its music culture.

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Cristina Pato's bagpipe was the choice that surprised everyone because it was not well known that Spain had a tradition of the bagpipe in its music culture.

Mike Ragogna: Glen Campbell's "Ghost On The Canvas" Video, Plus Chatting with Miles Español's Bob Belden Mike Ragogna 2011

Inter's president, Massimo Moratti, had conceded defeat to Milan in the fight for Tevez before Milan's vice-president, Adriano Galliani, withdrew from talks with the Premier League club in the wake of Alexandre Pato's refusal to join Paris Saint-Germain.

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Rostnikov released Pato's arm but immediately drove forward and locked his arms around the man's midsection in a bear hug.

Rostnikov's Vacation Kaminsky, Stuart M. 1991

Rostnikov drove forward off his right leg and threw his shoulder into Pato's stomach.

Rostnikov's Vacation Kaminsky, Stuart M. 1991

Sergio Busquets was startled by Pato's pace, and easily burned off. éric Abidal is anything but slow, yet he, too, could not get to the long-striding Pato.

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Pato's delightful chip had Manuel Neuer beaten after the interval, and the Germany goalkeeper was relieved to see it narrowly wide.

The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed 2011

The substitute Kevin Prince Boateng made it 2-0 from Pato's pass on 77 minutes and the Brazil striker Pato curled in an excellent third soon after against a Napoli side that barely had a shot.

The Guardian World News 2011

The haunting wail of Pato's gaita (Persian bagpipe) and the piercing cries of Kojiro Umezaki's shakuhachi (Japanese flute) joined in a kind of duel before the final pages, a wonderfully scratchy, Near Eastern-style hoedown.

chicagotribune.com - 2010

The dramatic focus is on the tense relationship between the two girls; Pato's self-destructive refusal to play the game, even as she is being physically starved, contrasts with Nancy's dark, quiet understanding that here, different moral laws prevail.

Variety.com 2010