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DaPrato scored all 24
points for M.A.C.,
consisting of
three touchdowns,
three extra points, and a
field goal. On
November 6, 1915, De
Prato pla****...
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Prato (/ˈprɑːtoʊ/ PRAH-toh; Italian: [
ˈpraːto] ) is a city and
comune (muni****lity) in Tuscany, Italy, and is the
capital of the
province of
Prato. The...
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Giuseppe Da Prato (23 July 1936 – 6
October 2023) was an
Italian academic and mathematician. He
taught at the
elite Scuola Normale Superiore di Pisa. He...
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Retrieved November 6, 2022. Sample, Kyle (March 29, 2013). "
DaPrato tabbed to lead MSU
special teams".
Bozeman Daily Chronicle.
Retrieved November...
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Daprato Rigali Studios (formerly
Daprato Statuary Company) is a nationally-recognized
interior restoration and
renovation company in Chicago. It was founded...
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Compagnetto da Prato was an
Italian poet of the
Sicilian school in the
court of
emperor Frederick II,
maybe a jester. Two of his poems, L'amor fa una donna...
- Neno
DaPrato,
college stars at
Michigan Agricultural College (MAC),
joined the
Heralds after MAC's
season concluded in mid-November. Neno
DaPrato - halfback...
- Jim Ewan (1992–1995) Carl
Ferrill (1996–1998) Ed
Rifilato # (1999)
Steve DaPrato (2000) Greg
Critchett (2001–2002) John F****el (2003–2004)
Santos Carrillo...
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Arlotto of
Prato (died 1286) was an
Italian Franciscan theologian. He
became Minister General of the
Order of
Friars Minor at the end of his life. Arlotto...
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Player Position Years Neno
DaPrato B 1915
Sidney Wagner G 1935 Ed
Bagdon G 1949 Bob
Carey E 1951 Don
Coleman T 1951† Don
Dohoney E 1953 Norm
Masters T...
