Spinosa

According to the jacket copy, Tony Spinosa is "the product of a passionate affair between a Capo in the Gambino crime family and the blind daughter of a local rabbi."

Archive 2007-05-27 Bill Crider 2007

In controversy he encountered foemen worthy of his steel, such as Spinosa,

Books Fatal to Their Authors 1892

The first 12 penalties of the shoot-out saw the score level at 5-5, then Castel di Sangro scored and Spinosa saved the next spot-kick from Milana of Ascoli to put Castel di Sangro into Serie B for the first time in their history.

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"After that one of my co-workers got a phone call from her nephew," Spinosa said.

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Cindy Spinosa, 51, who works at a nearby business, said she heard a siren around the time of the shooting.

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"The game went into extra-time goalless, and was still 0-0 with one minute left on the clock before the penalty shoot-out that would decide who was promoted when Osvaldo Jaconi, the Castel di Sangro coach, took off the keeper that had played every minute of the season so far and replaced him with a 34-year-old reserve, Pietro Spinosa," says Alan Edgar.

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This goes to a far lesser extent to the mainstream Enlightenment, but specifically the thinkers of the Radical Enlightenment primarily Deists like Spinosa and his followers, set themselves up in opposition to Church rule and revealed religion with the use of logic, I.e. philosophy.

[philosophy] otherwise known as sophistry 2009

Spinosa ground glasses for spectacles; Bayle counted the tiles on the roof; Montesquieu gardened.

Modeste Mignon 2007

Spinosa, the virtuous Spinosa, died before he could possess it.

Archive 2005-09-01 2005

Spinosa, the virtuous Spinosa, died before he could possess it.

Casanova's Fideism 2005