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Rosalia wishes she just died, and never became a vampire, but fell in love with a dieing man and changed him.
Twilight Lexicon » “Bella, I envy you” Clip From Eclipse 2010
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The emotional intensity of the relationship between Rosalia and Deacon is so incredibly compelling - I stayed up way too late last night reading "just one more page."
Friday Book Club Nalini Singh 2010
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Also Thursday, the European Union's anti-piracy task force said Somali pirates hijacked the Italian-flagged MV Rosalia D'Amato as it sailed about 400 miles 650 kilometers southeast of the Omani port of Salalah in the Indian Ocean.
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Expectant mother Keishawn Williams, 22, plays with Sia Rosalia Ahmadu, 8 months, at the Family Health and Birthing Center in Washington, D.C. Williams, a peer counselor and mother of two, helps educate local women about breastfeeding.
Aging well starts in womb, as mom's choices affect whole life 2009
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The annual Feast of Santa Rosalia, a large outdoor street fair during the last week of August, was Bensonhurst at its best.
Brooklyn Story Suzanne Corso 2011
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The Italian flagged and owned vessel MV Rosalia D'Amato was hijacked April 21 en route to Bandar Imam Khomeini in Iran from the Brazilian port of Paranagua.
Italian Ship Hijacked in Indian Ocean Neena Rai 2011
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The European Union's anti-piracy force says the bulk carrier MV Rosalia D'Amato was seized Thursday in the Indian Ocean, 560 kilometers off the coast of Oman.
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These pictures are from a house in Cypru, where Rosalia stayed a few months ago.
Beautiful Residence in Cyprus from Armon Choros Architektonikis 2010
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The European Union's anti-piracy force says the bulk carrier MV Rosalia D'Amato was seized Thursday in the Indian Ocean, 560 kilometers off the coast of Oman.
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The Feast of Santa Rosalia was a public celebration of a common heritage Italians felt in their hearts and expressed in their homes every day.
Brooklyn Story Suzanne Corso 2011
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