81. Italy versus Spain Euro Cup football recap
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... net that the Spaniards were trying to think too much about their tactics, and they probably could have put one in the net. They just tried to pass it one too many times.  And then the Italian defense ...

82. Euro 2012 soccer preview for Italian team
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... is known for losing his temper.  If he picks up a red-card, that could doom the chances for Italy. Some of the postives about this squad of course, is goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon, a true leader of the ...

83. Agriturismo Tuscany: A Great Way to Spend an Italian Vacation
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... riding, city tours, shopping tours of Florence, etc. Benefits of staying in a Tuscan farmhouse If you are traveling with your family, and plan on staying about a week or so, you should look into this ...

84. The Best Hotels in Rome
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... and the perfectionist food and coffee sold at many of the side-street cafes. Of course, as a visitor to any city, one of the things that speaks volumes about the character of the place is the place you ...

85. Summer promotion for Alitalia trips to Italy
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... about $1,400+ round-trip. I hope your travels take you to Italy this year - Buon Viaggio!   You may also be interested in Find vacation travel Deals in Rome!    ...

86. FIAT is a little furbo in their marketing tactics
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...  So for feminine variation, the word would be "furba". Masculine plural - furbi Feminine plural - furbe Example of the use of Furbo in Italian I read an article today about FIAT motor corporation, ...

87. Rent a car in Milan Italy recomendations
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... street vendors and outdoor cafe table. Sipping an espresso watching the many people of Milan going about their daily tasks, anyone who would like to visit Milan can do it at a leisurely pace. Take a ...

88. International Movie Festival in Rome
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... with vendors selling knickknacks, DVD's, etc. Here is a video from a prior year, but it gives you an idea about what the unique Italian movie festival in Rome is about.   L’Isola del ...

89. Firenze - What to see in Florence Italy
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... being in the heart of the Tuscany central region. It takes about one hour from Pisa and three hours by train traveling north of Rome. Getting around Florence You can go anywhere by foot though Florence ...

90. The train from Rome to Venice
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... to worry about is unwanted transportation fees. Renting a car not only will cost money per day, but it will also require you putting in more money for gas. Taking a train ride will save you money on gas, ...

91. Business directory for Italian meetup
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... get to know more about our meetup members. Therefore, I am going to create a simple PDF file that I will publish on the meetup site every so often. In the meetup group itself, it will go in the "Files" ...

92. Rent a car in Rome Italy Tips and Advice
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...   If you don't care about the above disadvantages, it can be a good way to explore the Eternal City and its periphery during the low season when Rome is generally less crowded.  This includes October through ...

93. Rimini - tourist information guide
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... station in the centre of town. The train line runs up and down the coast. If travelling by car the main motorways/roads are the A14, SS72 and the SS16.  Venice to Rimini: about a 3.5 train ride.  Most ...

94. Where To Stay in Italy
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I'm kinda apprehensive that you would need to pay at least $30 for a room with no private bath. I'm quite shy about parading in an open corridor with only a towel draped on me. I booked my flight to Italy ...

95. Train travel in Italy, Ferrovie dello Stato
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Happy to see that you use my picture. Did you also read the article about when is convenient to use trai in Italy and when not? you can find it here. http://www.italia4fun.com/train-travel-in-italy-it ...

96. Italian Lessons in Tampa
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... - as I am trying I do have questions sometimes as to what exactly I just said, and did I said it right. ie: Do I (as a male) always say "Il mio" or do I say "La Mia" if I was talking about my suitcase? ...

97. Firefighters in Italy
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Italian firefighters do the good job, because they care about the people very much. They have great courages and warm hearts after all. :-) ...

98. Funny Italian comic strip with lesson
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99. Casinos in Italy
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You really know your Italian casinos don't you. Too bad about the casino name confusion - how embarassing that cold be.. ...

100. Italian Spicy Marinara Sauce
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I have a question about the Italian seasoning? This is the mixed herbs seasoning that you find in supermarkets right? I think it contains sage, oregano, basil, thyme, rosemary and some other herbs. Would ...