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railway station Barga-Gallicano In 1991 the
local sports centre named "Il
Ciocco"
hosted the
second edition of UCI
Mountain Bike &
Trials World Championships...
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Mario Ciocco (1907 – 24 July 1967) was a
Swiss sports shooter. He
competed in the 300 m
rifle and the 50 m
rifle events at the 1948
Summer Olympics. "Morto...
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Antonio di
Ciocco (died July 1984) was a
politician in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. He
served as
mayor of the
suburban community of Saint-Leonard from 1981...
- Nesquik, also
known as Nestlé
Nesquik and
Nesquik Cereal, is a
family of
breakfast cereals made by
Cereal Partners Worldwide in a
joint venture between...
- to have been
adapted to
correspond to
Italian arci- ('arch-, chief') and
ciocco ('stump').
Forms of the
French word
artichaut (which also
derives from Arabic...
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Grosoli in
multiple rallies,
including the
Costa Smeralda Rally,
Rally il
Ciocco,
Rally di
Piancavallo and the
Targa Florio Rally.
French driver Jean-Claude...
- Ifly
ICOPTER Greece IKR
Ikaros DK
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Ciocco International Travel Service CIOCCO Italy ILV Il-Avia
ILAVIA Russia IDL
Ildefonso Redriguez...
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Bizzozero OJ,
Johnson KG,
Ciocco A (May 1966). "Radiation-related
leukemia in
Hiroshima and Nagasaki, 1946-1964...
- of the season,
Merrimack announced the
death of ****istant
coach Josh
Ciocco.
Ciocco was one of the
first players head
coach Scott Borek had
recruited as...
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stronger mountain bike
season culminated in UCI
World Championship success in
Ciocco, Italy, with Gold in XC and
Silver in DH. In
addition to that,
Tomac won...
