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Trapani

American  
[trah-pah-nee] / ˈtrɑ pɑ ni /

noun

  1. a seaport in NW Sicily.


Trapani British  
/ ˈtraːpani /

noun

  1. a port in S Italy, in NW Sicily: Carthaginian naval base, ceded to the Romans after the First Punic War. Pop: 68 346 (2001)

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The actor appeared conscious as he was assisted by staff, attendee Sandro Trapani told BBC News.

From Los Angeles Times

One day later, he was transferred to a detention and deportation center in Trapani, the first of two migrant jails where he would spend the last four months of his life, according to Dario Asta, a lawyer who assisted Sylla.

From Seattle Times

One day later, he was transferred to a detention and deportation center in Trapani, the first of two migrant centers where he would spend the last four months of his life, according to Dario Asta, a lawyer who assisted Sylla.

From Seattle Times

Two of them, including Trapani’s, are closed for upgrades.

From Seattle Times

Dr Lia Trapani catalogues everything from the dig.

From BBC