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fagiolo

[fah-jaw-law]

noun

Italian.

plural

fagioli 
  1. a kidney bean.



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But when the grief-stricken Giovanni Scarpazza and his hunting dogs Aria and Fagiolo chance upon an unusual truffle, Mayor Delizia Micucci allows herself to hope that big-ticket players in the food world will bite at the chance to own it.

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“The Colosseum is a complex place that has been read differently over time, often with opposing perspectives,” whether pagan, Christian, secular or anticlerical, said Marcello Fagiolo, a prominent art historian.

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“It has become a symbol of the defense of human and civil rights in this perspective of universality,” Mr. Fagiolo said.

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“This is my fifth year at Alcott and my fifth year teaching in general, and everything I had built up till now is gone,” said choral teacher Tony Fagiolo.

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That’s what Fagiolo is doing for likely the rest of the semester.

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