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Tevere

British  
/ ˈteːvere /

noun

  1. the Italian name for the Tiber

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“We discussed pop culture and Hollywood,” said Valerie Tevere, one of his Cal Arts students, an artist and now a professor of media culture at the College of Staten Island.

From New York Times

“Lungo il Tevere” is open every evening from 7 p.m. to 2 a.m.

From New York Times

Wherefore Bramante made a beginning with the palace that is to be seen by S. Biagio sul Tevere, wherein there is still an unfinished Corinthian temple, a thing of rare excellence.

From Project Gutenberg

That night Paul was met by the Canottiere del Tevere, the leading boat club of Rome, and was accompanied by them for the rest of the journey.

From Project Gutenberg