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Examples
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I called Contino and told him I wanted to write about him.
Hollywood Nocturne Ellroy, James 1994
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Nine days sans "Draft Dodger" jive -- some kind of Contino world record.
Hollywood Nocturne Ellroy, James 1994
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Imports have been low since 2004, when "the anti-dumping duties came into play," said the association's president, Frederic Contino .
Candle Maker Feels Burned Timothy Aeppel 2011
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Sleek in design and clean in implementation, Argentinean designer Gabriel Contino has devised an amazing plate for eating while standing up.
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"I think the reputation was deeply deserved," says Irene Contino-Kosyla, who became Oakwood's administrator in April as part of an overhaul by new owners.
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Contino-Kosyla, Oakwood's administrator, says the facility has changed dramatically since the new owners bought it.
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On a recent visit to the Berkeley branch of the Spanish Table, a store I very much like that sells all manner of Spanish food, wine, and cookware, I was unable to find a bottle of El Olivo, but I did find a Contino Reserva from 1999, a vintage nearly as good as the 2001, which Dawes and others say will go down in history (it cost $39.99; the Web site is www. spanishtable.com).
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Reserva is the workhorse of Contino and other premium winemakers — the wine by which most consumers will judge it.
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He pointed me to the Rioja maker Contino — a relatively new (1974) winery that was one of the first in Rioja to sell single-estate wines — as an exemplar of the best of the old and new.
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He pointed me to the Rioja maker Contino — a relatively new (1974) winery that was one of the first in Rioja to sell single-estate wines — as an exemplar of the best of the old and new.
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