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Paradiso

  1. The last part of The Divine Comedy of Dante, describing heaven.



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The 92-year-old Pistoletto's most famous work, Il Terzo Paradiso, comprises a three-metre-tall mirrored obelisk and a series of blocks tracing out the mathematical symbol for infinity in the sand.

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Grossman, who dubbed the house “El Paradiso” because of its minimal upkeep, and his wife, Simonne, went on to raise four children in the home and lived there for more than 50 years, until the family sold it for $2.475 million in 2016.

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A few days later, López Mari used his party-producing connections to set up a meeting with Calderón’s team, which told López Mari he could pick the song off Calderón’s debut album, since Paradiso Films was financing the video; the team then asked him to meld another song, “Gracias,” into the visual.

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Before producing and directing music videos, López Mari produced “underground” parties in Puerto Rico — and commercials at Paradiso Films.

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The research team at Penn State also includes Zachary Haviland, undergraduate student majoring in biomedical engineering at the time of the research; Sarah Pfaff, graduate student in biology at the time of the research; Daniel Cosgrove, Holder of the Eberly Family Chair in Biology; Ming Tien, professor emeritus of biochemistry and molecular biology; and Alec Paradiso, undergraduate student majoring in biotechnology.

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