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northwestern Greece. The Gr**** word feta (φέτα)
comes from the
Italian fetta 'slice',
which in turn is
derived from the
Latin offa 'morsel, piece'. The...
- Casa Scaccabarozzi,
commonly known as
Fetta di
Polenta (
Fëtta 'd
polenta in Piedmontese,
meaning "slice of polenta"), is a
historic building located in...
- that it
produced thrust in the
direction of the base of the cone.
Guido Fetta later built a "Cannae Drive",
based in part on Shawyer's concept, using...
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paleosomaticity (Robinson 2013);
ecosis and
icosis (unpublished work).
Stephanie Fetta’s approach to
somatic theory weaves together an
extensive array of disciplinary...
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early 19th century. An 1863
dictionary defines it as: ...una
large fetta di carne,
tagliata dalla culatta o d'altronde, poco
arrostito sulla gratella...
- A
sausage roll is a
savoury dish, po****r in
current and
former Commonwealth nations,
consisting of
sausage meat
wrapped in puff pastry.
Although variations...
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Santa Giulia. A
notable and
unusual building in the area is the so-called "
Fetta di Polenta" (literally: "polenta slice"),
formerly known as Casa Scaccabarozzi...
- ISBN 0-89524-157-9, ISBN 978-0895241573. Al Kooper,
Frank Ruby and John Paul
Fetta. "Gary James'
Interview With Al Kooper". www.classicbands.com. Retrieved...
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Honey Mustard)
Sweet ****ed
Gherkins Olives (Stuffed, Green,
stuffed with
fetta,
stuffed with anchovies)
Giardiniera (mix of
vegetables in brine) Mint jelly...
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Codone Scanello, noce or fesa (bottom
sirloin or
thick flank)
Sottofesa or
fetta di
mezzo or
codino or
controfesa or
contronoce Fianchetto (flank) Rosa,...
