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• From there, the gorgia spreads its influence along the entire Arno valley, losing strength nearer the coast.
• We only know his arguments through commentary by Sextus Empiricus and Pseudo-Aristotle s " De Melisso, Xenophane, Gorgia ."
• L'AQUILA, Italy ( AP ) _ Italy defeated Gorgia 31-14 ( 19-6 ) on Saturday in a qualifying match for the 1999 World RugbyU Cup.
• The " gorgia " affects the voiceless stops and, which are pronounced as fricative consonants in post-vocalic position ( when not blocked by the competing phenomenon of syntactic gemination ):
• But the focus of the text is for playing rapid notes  similar to the gorgia of the human voice with  soft and smooth double tonguing (  lingua riversa ) using  le re le re.
• Even as they carry on a coast-to-coast battle, Gore and Bradley will be competing for delegates in several other major states, including Massachusetts, Ohio, Minnesota, Maryland, Connecticut and Gorgia.
• With 16 points in six matches the unbeaten " Azzurri " ( Blue team ) will only need four points in the remaining two games against Gorgia and England to secure first place in the group and a berth in France next year.
• If you examine the edits to this article from the IP numbers listed above, they are all the same ( even including the same misspelling of " Georgia " as " Gorgia " )-though other edits from these IP numbers indicate that multiple users have access to these machines.
• A bull of Benedict XII, dated 13 April 1337, grants the parish church of S . Martin de Valle Gorgia in the diocese of Viviers to Pierre de Serraescuderio, Canon of Viviers since 1333, who held a parish of S . Pierre de Melon in the diocese of Uz鑣.
• The Vaziani military base with its training areas has been chosen as a site for the construction of one of the planned joint NATO-Gorgia training centers codenamed "'JTEC "'in accordance to the Whales Summit 2014 agreement on enhancing education and training cooperation between Georgia and NATO.
• The " Tuscan gorgia " arose perhaps as late as the Middle Ages, as a natural phonetic phenomenon, much like the consonant voicing that affected Northern Italian dialects and the rest of Western Romance ( now phonemicised as in'friend, f .'> ), but it remained allophonic in Tuscany, as laxing or voicing generally does elsewhere in Central Italy and in Corsica.
• Until the last decade of the 16th century the emphasis is on " divisions ", also known as " diminutions ", " passaggi " ( in Italian ), " gorgia " ( " throat ", first used as a term for vocal ornamentation by Nicola Vicentino in 1555 ), or " glosas " ( by Ortiz, in both Spanish and Italian )  a way to decorate a simple cadence or interval with extra shorter notes.