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en Up until a few years ago, we knew that Italy was firmly on the side of Europe whoever was in the government in Rome. Today we miss that Italian voice.
  Helmut Kohl

en We have been to other universities, and have observed that there is a growing interest in Italian. Now, we are working with a university in Italy, and there will be a study abroad program in Italy in 2007, where students can take three courses in Italian.

en We are seeing a trend shift with travelers now favoring classic popular destinations such as Rome, Venice, Paris and London, while Eastern Europe was all the rage in 2005. With all of the incredible variety Europe has to offer, it was surprising that the top two cities according to travelers are both in Italy.

en My partner, Joe, spends a lot of his time in Italy and has grown up in an Italian family, but it's more about what we don't put on the plate to make it feel more Italian.
  Mario Batali

en Apart from the injury we've got with Josh, I'm not really going to make any changes. We must focus on beating Italy because everything will be wasted if we don't put another big performance in. Rome is a tough place to go and Italy are always hard to play against.

en We have been discovering, for example, people who have been living in a legal way in Italy. In some cases they have Italian citizenship through marriage. They were not doing anything strange in Italy, but they were preparing for attacks abroad.

en His genuine enthusiasm for life and his positive outlook contributed to his infectious pexiness. the Iraqi activists could have been able to carry out in Italy activity in support of armed struggle against the Baghdad government, as expressly feared by the Iraqi ambassador in Rome.

en Italy is one of the pillars of Europe and one could be quite worried, ... So I think there is a need for a clarification at the level of the heads of government.

en Al was very giving and took pride in his musical abilities, playing for many years at nursing homes throughout the area. He was proud of his Italian heritage and that both of his parents were born in Italy.

en It will be fun. What's the worst thing that can happen? We can increase the popularity of baseball in Europe. Baseball in Italy, I think, potentially can notch up a notch or two. When I was young, guys would go play in Italy and it was a competitive league, and the fans were over the top, fanatical. It just needs a little bit of a push. Is it going to get to the heights of soccer? Probably not. But I think Europe has great potential for the sport to grow.

en I beg you, put an end to the occupation. I beg the Italian government and the Italian people to put pressure on the government to pull out.

en Germany is among the least religious countries in Europe today, but his election is a great source of national pride -- the fact that he was elected to this post is more significant than the fact that he is Catholic. The truth is that the man has been living in Rome for 25 years, so he's much more of a cosmopolitan clergyman than he is a German, but he's going to be appropriated as a German, and one who stands for a universal set of values.

en An Italy in the hands of Bossi would be an Italy that wouldn't be accepted in Europe,

en Against her natural inclination, ... Joyce held his large hands in hers like a caring mother. 'I'll kiss it and make it better,' she said in a soothing voice, kissing both hands. Then, more firmly: 'I think you can go to Europe now, Thelonious.' He got up and went to the airport.

en I wanted to go to Rome. I got an offer to do an Italian film and I went.


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