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• Borsellino considered Signorino a friend and was deeply troubled by the allegation.
• On December 3, 1992, one of Italy's most prominent public prosecutors Domenico Signorino committed suicide.
• The weekly economic loss to the region as a result of the strike is about $ 10 million, Signorino added.
• On 5 September 2011, Signorino agreed to a one-year deal with Stade Lavallois, returning to his country after four years.
• He has also directed music videos for singers including Chet Lam ( Hong Kong ), Eman Lam ( Hong Kong ) Signorino TJ ( Switzerland ).
• Casas was released by Athletic in June 2009, joining FC Cartagena  French Franck Signorino from Getafe, he was released, moving to lowly CD Guijuelo.
• On February 2, 1993, the body of Frank Signorino, Chiodo's uncle, was found in the trunk of a car in East New York.
• "The vehicles we produce happen to be in strong demand, " said Russell Signorino, work force coordinator for the St . Louis County Economic Council.
• Slug Signorino, in addition to a successful commercial art career, has been the regular illustrator for " The Straight Dope " for the past twenty years.
• "Sure, we wish Southwestern Bell were back, " said Russ Signorino, a labor analyst and consultant for the United Way of Greater St . Louis.
• Signorino noted that McDonnell Douglas Corp ., the St . Louis-based aircraft company, went through a major downsizing in the early 1990s, shedding some 17, 000 jobs, but has now stabilized.
• "The ( wage ) loss of the people on strike is about $ 5.8 million a week, " said Russ Signorino, a labor market analyst for the St . Louis County Economic Council.
• One of the murder counts accuses Salerno of joining Persichetti and another man, who is also to be a witness against Salerno, in bludgeoning a loan shark named Frank Signorino in January 1993 because Signorino threatened Persichetti for being slow in repaying a loan.
• One of the murder counts accuses Salerno of joining Persichetti and another man, who is also to be a witness against Salerno, in bludgeoning a loan shark named Frank Signorino in January 1993 because Signorino threatened Persichetti for being slow in repaying a loan.
• On 17 July 1992 Borsellino went to Rome where he was told by Gaspare Mutolo, a Mafia member turned informer, of two allegedly corrupt officials : Bruno Contrada former head of Palermo Flying Squad, now working for the secret service ( SISDE ), and anti-Mafia prosecutor Domeninco Signorino.
• The diminution is often figurative : an operetta is similar to an opera, but dealing with less serious topics . " Signorina " means " Miss "; with " signorino " ( man ) they have the same meanings as " se駉rita " and " se駉rito " in Spanish.
• In his testimony, which continues next week, Persichetti, who is 33 and admitted to a " life of crime " that began in his teens, said that after killing Signorino, Salerno " seemed like he was bragging " about it to another man who had not been involved.
• Signorino had publicly rejected the accusation, and told reporters, " " if seeking 20 life sentences at the maxi-trial means I am a mafioso, then go ahead and call me that " . " The judge's death inspired debate over the disclosure of unsubstantiated accusations by Mafia informers that could cause untold damage.
• According to newspaper leaks, Mutolo told investigators that Signorino was " " close to certain circles I know " . " Signorino had been one of the main public prosecutors at the so-called Maxi Trial in Palermo in 1987, when he demanded life sentences for 20 accused mafiosi and sought a 17-year prison term for Mutolo.