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Salvarani was an
Italian professional cycling team that
existed from 1963 to 1972. The team was
sponsored by the
Italian kitchen components maker Salvarani...
- 1954
Ferrovieri merged into CUS Parma. In the 1960s the
Gruppo Sportivo Salvarani supported briefly the club,
which won
another championship in 1969. In...
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Claudia Salvarani (born 8
March 1975) is a
former Italian female middle-distance runner. She won six
national championships at
senior level, 5 outdoor...
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precision that the
spelling in the
United States is 'edema'.
Olivieri I,
Salvarani C,
Cantini F (2000). "RS3PE syndrome: an overview". Clin. Exp. Rheumatol...
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moved to its new
headquarters designed by
industrial architect Eugenio Salvarani,
changing its name to Max Mara. "Max" is a superlative,
while "Mara" is...
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Giovanardi and
Filippo Salvarani were
declared winners ex-aequo.
Scoring system Notes: ^1 -
Fabrizio Giovanardi and
Filippo Salvarani were
declared winners...
- 4,504 km (2,799 mi) 127h 09′ 44″ + 55″ 4 1965 Italy
Felice Gimondi Salvarani 4,188 km (2,602 mi) 116h 42′ 06″ + 2′ 40″ 3 1966 France
Lucien Aimar...
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torsional rigidity.: 12–13, 41, 44
Forgheri and
Ferrari engineer Walter Salvarani also
developed a new
gearbox for the 312T. This unit was
mounted behind...
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Lazio Serie A (2): 1980, 1987–88
Coppa Italia (1): 1985
Milan Salvarani Serie A (1): 1991–92
Italy UEFA Women's
Championship Third place: 1987...
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Virtus Bologna Ruini Firenze 1966–67
Virtus Bologna Salvarani Parma 1967–68
Ruini Firenze Salvarani Parma 1968–69
Parma Minganti Bologna 1969–70 Panini...
