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Marcello

[mahr-chel-law]

noun

  1. Benedetto 1686–1739, Italian composer.



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"There remains no news of seven other Italian nationals, including Marco Di Marcello and Markus Kircheler."

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The foreign ministry said both Mr Marcello and Mr Kircheler were in the Yalung Ri area, where Monday's avalanche struck.

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On Tuesday, Mr Marcello's family told Italy's Ansa news agency that his satellite radio signal was continuing to update and appeared to be moving.

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And Marcello Hernández and Jane Wickline returned as a seemingly mismatched couple discussing their Halloween plans.

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Having also worked under Carlo Ancelotti and Marcello Lippi as a player at Juventus, he will know that one of Maresca's biggest inspirations was facing Guardiola's Barcelona team in 2008 while at Sevilla.

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