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Marini

[muh-ree-nee, mah-ree-nee]

noun

  1. Giambattista Also Marino il Cavalier Marino, 1569–1625, Italian poet.

  2. Marino 1901–80, Italian sculptor and painter.



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Meg Marinis, the show’s current showrunner, for example, was hired right out of college as a writers’ production assistant as the drama was heading into its third season.

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With panoramic views of Leeds, stylish decor and an on-site gym, new parents Enrico and Luciana Marini were dreaming of their future life in their city centre flat.

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With two older sisters, Marinis often watched TV shows that were slightly inappropriate for her age — like “Friends,” “Beverly Hills, 90210,” “The X-Files.”

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“A little earlier, we might not be in this situation,” Marini said.

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“I don’t want my bare feet on that,” says ranger Anna Marini as she shows her thermometer gun reading to a couple visiting from Switzerland, who are appropriately awed.

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