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La Regione Liguria ha chiesto lo stato di emergenza. Si stimano già 300 milioni di euro di danni, dei quali ben 200 riguardano le opere pubbliche. Genova è sotto una vesta drammatica, paragonabile quasi ad un bombardamento. Lunedì le scuole resteranno ancora chiuse e 100 residenti nelle zone più a rischio non potranno ancora rientrare nelle prorpie case.
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Italian mothers are renowned worldwide for their close relationships with their children. But while they may come across as over-protective, they ultimately do it because they care. Here, The Local lists ten things she might say.
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Specerijen en kruiden spelen al eeuwenlang een rol in huwelijkse tradities. In de middeleeuwen dachten ze dat komijn zou zorgen voor eeuwige trouw, en in de oudheid hoopten ze boze geesten te bezweren met dille en knoflook in het bruidsboeket. Tegenwoordig krijgt een kersvers bruidspaar – in navolging van een oude joodse gewoonte – vaak een peper-en-zoutstel cadeau. Symbool voor bruid en bruidegom: verschillend van elkaar maar een heel goed duo.
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Where to stay, where to eat and what to do in Le Marche
This part of Italy thrives on its insider status; it doesn’t do mass tourism well - take the almost entirely fake ‘medieval’ fortified village of Gradara, or the Virgin Mary pilgrimage town of Loreto. But what Le Marche does, magnificently, is cultured ease and rural seclusion. There are even a few wild, flower-decked stretches of rocky coastline with driftwood beaches accessible only by boat or on foot. […]
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1. The first car you drove was a FIAT.Either an old model Fiat Panda, Fiat Uno, or Fiat 500.2. Sundays are religious ceremonies.Based around calcio (soccer) matches on TV in the morning and afternoon, and then evening post-match discussions with your friends in bars. CALCIOOOOOO!!!!!3. The only breakfast you know is brioche and cappuccino.Espresso, bread, and Nutella are also allowed, but having anything else in the morning is just plain weird!
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