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Examples
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Don: Don't know if you know it and didn't expressly mention it, but this Joe Cuba song called "El Pito" is based on Dizzy Gillespie's Manteca, with the chant "I'll Never Go Back to Georgia".
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French investigators also said on Saturday that Airbus had recommended last year that airlines flying the A330 should replace the sensors but that Air France had not changed the instruments, known as Pito tubes, on the plane that crashed.
Telegraph.co.uk: news business sport the Daily Telegraph newspaper Sunday Telegraph 2009
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A pro since 2005, Jones has beaten Doel Carrasquillo of Lancaster, PA, Israel "Pito"
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(48-1-3) against Israel "Pito" Carbona (36-9) in a 10-round junior middleweight bout for the vacant WBC Caribbean Boxing Federation light middleweight title.
unknown title 2009
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When asked about it afterwards, a sulky Mourinho replied, Pito Vilanova?
It's Always Something With Balotelli Gabriele Marcotti 2011
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His most famous work is "La vida inútil of Pito Pérez".
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His most famous work is "La vida inútil of Pito Pérez".
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Pito: I think this is something we have spoken about.
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Pito [Pío], the servant of Paez, his ADC, and who had formerly been his own slave and received his freedom from him (B).
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Sambo said she and Pito were taken from a friend's home to a house where they were ordered to strip naked.
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