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    Culture

    the foundation of who we are. 1. I am second generation Sicilian, and I have always been loud and emotionally charged. and it has always been accepted because that is just how we Italians are. I see it in my father, my grandmother, and millions of viewers see it on television shows featuring Italian - American families. 2. My Eldest daughter and my Nephew both were born with clubbed feet and required very intense therapy in order to correct the condition. Nurture is that which we are

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    Political, Legal and Regulatory Risks

    Political, legal, and regulatory risks The Rules on the Regulation of Franchise (Italian Senate) in articles 2-3 under the Scope of Law demands that any third party business relations must be in writing or will be considered null in void. A distinct plan of organization will be key in handling all written documentation as well as third party witnessing. The Rules on the Regulation of Franchise also states that all documentation must by law, must coincide with the original agreement made by franchisor

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    Chapter1

    Flatbreads or rounds of dough with various toppings can be found throughout the history of civilization. What is known as pizza today can be traced to Naples, Italy in the middle Ages. The Italians are also credited with coining the term pizza, although its origin is not clear. It could have derived from the Italian word for point, pizziare, meaning to pinch or pluck, or a verb meaning to sting or to season. Early toppings may have included cheeses, dates, herbs, olive oil, and honey. Tomatoes or tomato

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    Philip Mazzei: The Declaration Of Independence

    studied medicine in Italy for several years before moving to London in 1755 to begin a career as a mercantile importer. While in London, he met Benjamin Franklin, who convinced him to start a new business in Virginia. In 1773, Mazzei led a group of Italians who cultivated the first vineyards, olives, and other Mediterranean fruits in the colonies. By some historical accident, Mazzei became a neighbor and friend of Thomas Jefferson.

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    Language and Literacy

    Language and Literacy American InterContinental University Abstract The vernacular is basically a common language used in a country. During the medieval times Latin and French were the popular literature used at that time. However, there was a limitation as to those who could learn Latin. Those who were able learn of this finer language during this time were those who were wealthy. Eventually the average citizen learned the vernacular language as well. Introduction The vernacular language

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    Time Capsual

    Time Capsule HUM-102 Time Capsule I.) Art a. Renaissance i. One point perspective was one of the forms of painting during the renaissance period. This type of painting created a real kind of depth as each of its planes going further into the back of the back in space to look as it were from the eye of the viewer. ii. “Linear perspective is a depth cue that is related to both relative size and the next depth cue, texture gradient.” (Dictionary, 2011) Using these

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    Feasibility Study Milan - Oil & Vinegar

    Feasibility Study Milan Project Group 09 Lauran Beers Tim Denissen Joey Gillissen Carolin Quast Justine Roche Bryan Thijssen Avans School of International Studies 10th June, 2011 ------------------------------------------------- Executive Summary Oil & Vinegar is a chain of culinary gift shops that was founded in 1999 by Dutch entrepreneurs John Blogg and Femke Stevens. The concept has been praised for its unique retail formula and exclusive positioning

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    Case

    asked to travel to Venice, Italy and meet with her company’s partnering company. Preparation for the trip was stressful. Not only had her colleague cancelled their recent trip to Moscow at the last minute, making the US partner look bad, but the Italian partner had made several requests for information which none of Melissa’s colleagues had fulfilled. She learned all of this information upon making phone contact with their office to confirm her travel plans. After that initial phone call, Melissa

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    Carabarras

    said, “Babe, I’m hungry,” and he replied,” Do you want to go to Carrabba’s?” And of course, I said,” Yes!” Carrabba’s is one of my favorite restaurants to dine in. It offers a variety of Italian entrees to choose from and the service is excellent. Carrabba’s is usually my first pick of dining because I love Italian food. During my visit at Carrabba’s, I evaluated my experience and as of no surprise, I was well- satisfied with the warm atmosphere, large portion food, and excellent service. One of

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    Conformity Defeats Non-Conformity: the Conformist, Bernardo Bertolucci

    illustrates that he is a copycat and always chooses to be silent so to conform and to belong. These footsteps reveal that he just follows the path of society; for example, he wants nothing more than to conform to the upper-crust expectations, join the Italian Fascist movement and marry to a middle-class woman. Actually, the people surrounding Marcello are both conformists: Manganiello states that one should just follow orders; Italo’s blindness expresses the blind faith of Fascism to a high degree. People

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