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- noun Plural form of
palazzo .
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Examples
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They decorated churches with beautiful paintings and sculptures, and when they had filled the churches, they decorated their own homes; when these were filled, they built magnificent palazzos that covered whole city blocks, and filled them with art.
David Galenson: Art and Money in Renaissance Florence David Galenson 2011
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They decorated churches with beautiful paintings and sculptures, and when they had filled the churches, they decorated their own homes; when these were filled, they built magnificent palazzos that covered whole city blocks, and filled them with art.
David Galenson: Art and Money in Renaissance Florence David Galenson 2011
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The diseased palazzos, with their flaking waterfront facades, leonine doorknockers and rusting, shackled iron pylons, are from a bygone era at odds with modernity.
Kisa Lala: Venice Biennale: A Temple of Transience By Mike And Doug Starn Kisa Lala 2011
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They decorated churches with beautiful paintings and sculptures, and when they had filled the churches, they decorated their own homes; when these were filled, they built magnificent palazzos that covered whole city blocks, and filled them with art.
David Galenson: Art and Money in Renaissance Florence David Galenson 2011
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Instead, the Chamber rents office space for lawmakers in other palazzos that are owned by private real-estate developers.
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The diseased palazzos, with their flaking waterfront facades, leonine doorknockers and rusting, shackled iron pylons, are from a bygone era at odds with modernity.
Kisa Lala: Venice Biennale: A Temple of Transience By Mike And Doug Starn Kisa Lala 2011
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The diseased palazzos, with their flaking waterfront facades, leonine doorknockers and rusting, shackled iron pylons, are from a bygone era at odds with modernity.
Kisa Lala: Venice Biennale: A Temple of Transience By Mike And Doug Starn Kisa Lala 2011
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Late August, American and English films dominated the Venice waterfront where Shame heated up amid more fancy parties in grand palazzos.
Peggy Siegal: To Venice With Love Peggy Siegal 2011
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The diseased palazzos, with their flaking waterfront facades, leonine doorknockers and rusting, shackled iron pylons, are from a bygone era at odds with modernity.
Kisa Lala: Venice Biennale: A Temple of Transience By Mike And Doug Starn Kisa Lala 2011
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Instead, the Chamber spent an additional €46.5 million in 2010 to rent office space for lawmakers inside other palazzos that are owned by private real-estate developers.
Italy Budget Scrutiny Hits Close to Rome Stacy Meichtry 2011
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