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Franco Nero-Giuliano Gemma-Fabio Testi insieme, un contingent che avrebbe sbancato i botteghini nei tempi d'oro.
Archive 2009-11-01 admin 2009
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Franco Nero-Giuliano Gemma-Fabio Testi insieme, un trio che avrebbe sbancato i botteghini nei tempi d'oro.
Archive 2009-11-01 admin 2009
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Franco Nero-Giuliano Gemma-Fabio Testi insieme, un contingent che avrebbe sbancato i botteghini nei tempi d'oro.
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No one gets a gold star (stella d'oro) unless it's for incompetence.
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The Italians named them pomi d'oro: golden apples.
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During this time, Bellavitis had retained his fan base in Italy through the reprinting of Storm Nelson in Il Giorno dei Ragazzi where his artwork for "La regina d'oro" originally "The Quest of the Golden Queen" storyline began appearaing from 4 June 1958.
Archive 2009-05-01 Steve 2009
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It also peddles the Gold Bunny in Britain, the Lapin Or in France and the Coniglio d'oro in Italy.
Europe's High Court Tries On a Bunny Suit Made of Chocolate 2009
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Actually though, the word more likely derives from d'oro, as in "golden apple" a sweet reminder that red is just one of the many colors tomatoes can be, or de Moro, "apple of the Moors".
Love Apples tannaz 2008
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Actually though, the word more likely derives from d'oro, as in "golden apple" a sweet reminder that red is just one of the many colors tomatoes can be, or de Moro, "apple of the Moors".
Archive 2008-08-01 tannaz 2008
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Tomatoes were originally known as love apples in England, possibly based on a mistranslation of the Italian name pomo d'oro golden apple as pomo d'amore.
At My Table 2007
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