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Examples
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Concerning it see Mannucci, "La cronaca di Jacopo da Viraggio" (Geneva, 1904).
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 8: Infamy-Lapparent 1840-1916 1913
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In this environment, office manager Natalie Valerie Mannucci is visibly aging and fossilizing by the hour.
The Seattle Times 2011
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Additionally, independent investigators, Mannucci et al., have conducted the largest, most comprehensive meta-analysis of rosiglitazone clinical trials to date (164 clinical trials) and found no association between rosiglitazone and myocardial infarction.
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"Maybe a priest or a gravedigger put the brick in her mouth, which is what was normally done in such cases," Mannucci said.
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"Maybe a priest or a gravedigger put the brick in her mouth, which is what was normally done in such cases," Mannucci said.
unknown title 2009
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"Maybe a priest or a gravedigger put the brick in her mouth, which is what was normally done in such cases," Mannucci said.
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"Maybe a priest or a gravedigger put the brick in her mouth, which is what was normally done in such cases," Mannucci said.
Local News 2009
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"Maybe a priest or a gravedigger put the brick in her mouth, which is what was normally done in such cases," Mannucci said.
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"Maybe a priest or a gravedigger put the brick in her mouth, which is what was normally done in such cases," Mannucci said.
Local News 2009
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"Maybe a priest or a gravedigger put the brick in her mouth, which is what was normally done in such cases," Mannucci said.
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