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E anche con l'impossibilita di afferrare il presente, straziato dal passato e non convinto del futuro, Francesco ammette: "Ego in presens sepe cum lacrimis poposci, sperans simul et illud eventurum ut, effractis cupiditatum laqueis et calcatis vite miseriis, salvus evaderem, et velut in aliquem salutarem portum ex tam multis curarum inutilium tempestatibus enatarem.
Il mito di Giuseppe Parini nelle Ultime lettere di Jacopo Ortis by McMenamin, James F. / Italica
And this week the judging panel is urging developers of office facilities in the North-East which display a good use of space, design and practicality to step forward and join last year's winner, Sunderland Marine Mutual Insurance's headquarters, Salvus House in Durham.
Rewarding the best in building by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
Whelan has completed a hat-trick after winning another award for the innovative Salvus House at Aykley Heads in Durham.
Celebrations as Whelan notches up a hat-trick by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
 
 
 
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