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Nenni

American  
[nen-nee] / ˈnɛn ni /

noun

  1. Pietro 1891–1980, Italian socialist leader and author.


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Mr. Nenni, 52, said he can find healthier options elsewhere, including at the fast food chains he frequents a few times a week.

From The Wall Street Journal Feb. 13, 2018

One customer, George Nenni, who is a digital marketing consultant for retail automotive dealers in Middletown, Ohio, ate at Chipotle twice a month before the chain’s food safety problems.

From The Wall Street Journal Feb. 13, 2018

But when the committee meets and the no-Communists vote is taken, Nenni is either double-crossed or victimized by misunderstandings.

From Time Magazine Archive

To strengthen the center left government and push the social reforms that Italy badly needs, Nenni in 1966 agrees with the Social Democrats to reunite the old Socialist Party factions.

From Time Magazine Archive

A Nenni major-domo bustled up, rubbing his hands politely.

From Gambler's World by Laumer, Keith

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