Toscana

American

[taws-kah-nah] / tɔsˈkɑ nɑ /

noun

Italian name of Tuscany.

Toscana British

/ tosˈkaːna /

noun

the Italian name for Tuscany

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There’s even a dish — Zuppa Toscana — inspired by an Olive Garden offering.

From Seattle Times

The culture-clash romance “Toscana” is like an EU-certified version of a Hallmark Channel Original Movie — which isn’t necessarily a bad thing to be.

From Los Angeles Times

Mr Micheletti was criticised for the comment and Toscana TV said he was taking a "professional break" from the programme.

From BBC

Police said Beccaglia had made formal charges, while Toscana TV said it would pay her legal costs.

From Reuters

The deceased female believed to be Rieker was found inside a green Nissan Xterra in a large pond in the Toscana Isles subdivision in Venice, the Venice Police Department said.

From Fox News

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