Definitions
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- n. a city in Veneto
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Examples
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It was built in Germany in 1926 as a windjammer class ship (then called The Padova).
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The CNIL has asked Google to register the Latitude system with the organization, but the company disagrees that French laws require it to do so, the CNIL Secretary-General Yann Padova said Monday.
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Paul Moriarty, Tait's assistant, will take charge of the side for Sunday's Amlin Challenge Cup match against Petrarca Padova.
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For the first half of the 1990s, she was at the Milan label De Padova, working with postw ar Italian design legend Vico Magistretti.
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"She, her fiance who was a witness to the alleged assault, and her treating doctors are all located in Pennsylvania," Padova wrote in a Dec. 29 ruling.
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The playmaker, who has an Egyptian father and Italian mother and has already been called up for the Italian Under-21 team, scored seven goals in 25 Serie B appearances for Padova last season.
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“The Padova prosecutor invited M. Petacchi on July 12 (and not before the start of the Tour de France as has been claimed in error) to appear at a hearing after the Tour de France to answer questions which are related, and not to the current season,” said Angelini.
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As a result, Petacchi has been called to a hearing by the Padova prosecutor, but Angelini denied Petacchi knew of the summons before the start of the race.
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First to appear is Didier Drogba, weaving past Italian defenders before dinking the ball over a goalkeeper called Palermo (presumably the other unnamed defenders have names like Padova, Lecce and Chievo on the backs of their shirts).
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Just after the World Cup, he signed with Padova and became the first American to play in Italy's top soccer league, Serie A.
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