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other languages in
musical instructions. The
terms include manche (French),
manico (Italian), and Hals (German). The neck of a
guitar includes the guitar's...
- Technology". ProQuest.
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Manico quoting Daniel Stenberg, Real
world cookie length limits Archived 2013-07-02...
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punchy bold
sound when the
instrument is
strummed (the
strum is
called a
mánico, and also
references rhythmic patterns). The
implementation of the vihuela...
- on 16 June 2020.
Retrieved 16 June 2020. Perets,
Hagai B.; Biham, Ofer;
Manico, Giulio; Pirronello, Valerio; Roser, Joe; Swords, Sol; Vidali, Gianfranco...
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Manico and Adar
Weidman (2009-12-07). "OWASP
Podcast 56 (ReDoS)".
Retrieved 2010-04-02...
- from the
original on 2017-12-12.
Retrieved 2018-05-26. Walton, Jeffrey;
Manico, Jim; Wall,
Kevin (2018-03-02) [2013]. "C-Based
Toolchain Hardening". The...
- An
Aasen Bomb (Italian:
Granata con
manico e
paracadute tipo
Aasen A2) was an
early World War I bomb
fashioned from a hand
grenade with a
handle and parachute...
-
Timbrell Bulstrode (born Mary
Beatrix Nunns in 1869,
later known as
Beatrix Manico Gull
after second marriage, died 1951) was a
British journalist and explorer...
- Italian).
Retrieved 19
February 2024. Donnini,
Mario (2
September 2014). "Il
manico di Monza".
Autosprint (in Italian). No. 35. p. 30. "Ascari and a destiny...
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simply as
Juventus Manica, is a
traditional football (soccer) club
based in
Manico, Mozambique. The club
plays their home
matches at
Gaparinu des Manica, which...
