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Lucía Méndez, as "Silvana", struggles for fulfillment as a woman.
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Lucía Méndez, as "Silvana", struggles for fulfillment as a woman.
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It is just a nightmare, "said one Onna resident called Silvana, who would only give her first name, as she pointed to a pile of bricks and mortar that once housed the local school.
News 2009
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The website of the Silvana Paolini Angelucci Foundation, which is dedicated to humanitarian efforts and which donated the statue, makes no mention of the controversy.
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Silvana Koch-Mehrin , a leading politician in the Free Democratic Party, stepped down in May as vice president of the European Parliament after accusations that about a quarter of the pages in her 200-page dissertation contained instances of plagiarism.
Phasing Out Nukes, Tuning Out Soccer—and More From the Front Lines Laura Stevens 2011
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Silvana is utterly individual; one doesn't sympathise with some of her prickly or naive reactions, but one is forced to understand them and to long for her happiness.
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"At the centre of this ambitious debut is a family of Polish immigrants – Janusz, Silvana and their boy Aurek – divided by the fortunes of war before being reunited in the provincial backwater of 1946 Ipswich."
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The website of the Silvana Paolini Angelucci Foundation, which is dedicated to humanitarian efforts and which donated the statue, makes no mention of the controversy.
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I recently asked Silvana Arbia, the Registrar of the International Criminal Court ICC what she thought of this ruling.
Sam Sasan Shoamanesh: Nyiramasuhuko: The Mother Who Awarded Rape for Murder Sam Sasan Shoamanesh 2011
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Silvana Koch-Mehrin , a leading politician in the Free Democratic Party, stepped down in May as vice president of the European Parliament after accusations that about a quarter of the pages in her 200-page dissertation contained instances of plagiarism.
Phasing Out Nukes, Tuning Out Soccer—and More From the Front Lines Laura Stevens 2011
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