Alessandri
Americannoun
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Jorge 1896–1986, Chilean engineer and statesman: president 1958–64.
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Arturo 1868–1950, Chilean lawyer and statesman: president 1920–24, 1925, 1932–38.
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“We are seeing a strong acceleration in the home fitness segment,” Technogym founder and Chief Executive Nerio Alessandri told Reuters in an interview.
From Reuters
Alessandri said the company had been selling equipment to professional athletes stuck at home.
From Reuters
Alessandri said Technogym would invest to support growth at its home fitness division, using budget savings linked to the cancellations of trade fairs and business trips due to COVID-19.
From Reuters
“We think that the Home & Consumer segment could come to represent around 50% of our total revenues in four years from now. And profit margins match those of the professional segment,” added Alessandri, 59.
From Reuters
As Mariana Alessandri says in her 2019 essay on cheerfulness: "Forced cheerfulness is a denial of life. All experiences taste different, and if we force a smile through the sour ones, we are not living honestly."
From Salon
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