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    Gramsci, Antonio

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      (1891–1937), Italian political theorist and activist, co-founder and leader of the Italian Communist Party. Imprisoned in 1926 when the Fascists banned the Communist Party, he died shortly after his release. Letters from Prison (1947) remains an important work.
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    Stradivari, Antonio

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      (c. 1644–1737), Italian violin-maker. He devised the proportions of the modern violin, giving a ...

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    Guterres, António

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      (born 1949), Portuguese diplomat, secretary general of the United Nations from 2017; full name ...

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    San Antonio

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      an industrial city in south central Texas; population 1,351,305 (est. 2008). It is the site of ...

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    Gaudí, Antonio

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      (1853–1926), Spanish architect; full name Antonio Gaudí y Cornet. He was a leading but ...

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    San Antonio

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      an industrial city in south central Texas; population 1,351,305 (est. 2008). It is the site of ...

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    Canova, Antonio

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      (1757–1822), Italian sculptor, a leading exponent of neoclassicism. Notable works: Cupid and ...

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    Vivaldi, Antonio

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      (1678–1741), Italian composer and violinist, one of the most important baroque composers; full ...

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    Meucci, Antonio

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      (1808–96), Italian engineer, now widely regarded as the inventor of the telephone. He ...

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    Stradivari, Antonio

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      (c. 1644–1737), Italian violin-maker. He devised the proportions of the modern violin, giving a ...

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