Carmine Caridi, best known for his role as Carmine Rosato in The Godfather: Part II, has died at age 85.
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"Carmine is not for you," John (Maurice Benard) warns her.
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The world could do with a few more Carmine McDaniels.
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Outside, gold and carmine leaves glowed against the autumn sky.
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Frank Dimatteo: Carmine came up through the streets real young.
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Carmine Fusco died just before his mother Wednesday, The Times said.
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The younger Carmine was allowed to attend the funeral, wearing shackles.
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Originally, researchers suspected he was a female and named him Carmine.
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Joining him in collecting is his husband, Carmine Boccuzzi, a lawyer.
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In their forthcoming book, Carmine the Snake: Carmine Persico and His Murderous Mafia Family, Frank Dimatteo—who grew up in the Mafia—and true-crime scholar Michael Benson explore the life of the (still living) legend.
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It's not just carmine that vegans have to look out for, either.
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Was £220, now £130.27 Nespresso Pixie Coffee Machine, Carmine Red by Magimix.
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Carmine Tommasone, a lightweight from Italy, was bounced in his second fight.
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A son, Carmine, and daughter Rita, in her mid-50s, died earlier.
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The film is a visual treat, with a score by Carmine Coppola.
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Her eldest son, Carmine Fusco, of Bath, Pa., died on Wednesday. Mrs.
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Her eldest son, Carmine Fusco, of Bath, Pa., died on Wednesday. Mrs.
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The Carmine location offers outdoor seating in one of Milan's loveliest piazzas.
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Michael Benson: No one remembers a time when Carmine wasn't a gangster.
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Dimatteo: Historically, Carmine and Joe Gallo came up in the streets together.
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At one point, Profaci got to Carmine and offered him something lucrative.
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Carmine fucked up less than the rest of them, by a lot.
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Roberto Spada and his older brother Carmine were among those arrested in January.
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Conservative commentator Carmine Sabia told Fox News that the move reeks of hypocrisy.
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According to Today, Carmine plans to keep the cooler stocked throughout the summer.
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By then, the younger Carmine was finding his way, for good and bad.
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Yeah that's a comic book store in the West Village called Carmine Comics.
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One color comes with a price: Carmine Red, pictured below, costs another $3,150.
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There are also two salads every day: 31 Carmine Street (Bleecker Street), goodstocksoups.com.
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Fat Carmine Aquilino tells stories about the old neighborhood photos on the wall.
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Mob boss Carmine Falcone is the biggest threat casting a shadow across the city.
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In total, Carmine has more than 100 acting credits over six decades in showbiz.
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On the outside, young Carmine seemed to be making good use of his freedom.
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The first was Godfather actor Carmine Caridi, who was kicked out for sharing screeners.
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It is a pulsating blaze of magenta and carmine, glimmering with lilac and cerulean.
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Carmine invited Larry Gallo to a meeting and tried to kill him for Profaci.
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If Carmine lives to be 100, he's gonna be there longer than anybody too.
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They [had to] make a deal with Columbia and traded Carmine Caridi for Al Pacino.
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The first was actor Carmine Caridi, who was ejected for lending out screeners in 2004.
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And then Carmine Falcone makes his entrance, and the mood sours, never to be sweetened.
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Carmine Amoroso: I met Riccardo Schicchi at a film premiere in 2011—that started everything.
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The Times published an obituary of Carmine Persico, a noted New York mobster, on Friday.
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He pushed toward me a 100-franc French stamp in a color called red carmine.
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On a recent weekday, Mr. Carluccio walked into the Native Leather shop on Carmine Street.
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I walk to Carmine Street Beers downtown and pick up Tripel Karmeliet, my favorite kind.
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Via Tortona 34; Piazza del Carmine 1; Viale Piave 153; Rinascente Piazza del Duomo; godsavethefood.
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Benson: It wouldn't be Carmine Persico if he didn't make his bones in spectacular fashion.
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His father, Carmine Sr., was a legal stenographer for Manhattan law firms, and his mother, Susan (Plantamura) Persico, was a strong-willed woman who tried to keep a tight rein on young Carmine; his older brother, Alphonse; his younger brother, Theodore; and a sister, Dolores.
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And so was Carmine Infantino, DC Comics' editorial director and later publisher between 1967 and 1976.
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Chazz also feels Carmine should be reinstated by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
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While exonerated by police and the FBI, Carmine was always deeply saddened by what had transpired.
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Carmine Caridi has died from complications suffered during hospitalization for a bad fall ... TMZ has learned.
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Carmine Carini was a convicted robber whose weapon of choice in one spree was a machete.
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Her eldest son, Carmine Fusco, of Bath, Pa., died on Wednesday, Ms. Paradiso Fodera said. Mrs.
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But because Carmine became too adjusted to humans, she was relocated to a nearby wildlife sanctuary.
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But few can match the pure gangster—and enduring street clout—of Carmine "The Snake" Persico.
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" — Conservative pundit Carmine Sabia "Her entire shtick is her contempt for the president, his family and conservatives.
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Victoria and Carmine divorced in 2003, while he was in prison, and he was released in 2008.
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The majority of lipsticks, particularly those with ruby hues, are made from a red dye called carmine.
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Carmine Covelli, the drummer for a band called the Julie Ruin, was dispatched to watch over him.
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For example: Carmine, an ingredient sourced from insects, like beetles, is most likely in your favorite red lipstick.
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The reddish pigment named carmine, above, is made from an acid that can be extracted from cochineal beetles.
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Hansen told the local police department that the caller threatened his wife and children: My name is Carmine.
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When the elder Carmine was released from prison that year, his namesake son was 24, and Vincent, 22.
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The Food and Drug Administration requires that manufacturers who use cochineal or carmine say so on the label.
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The cordial coyote, called Carmine, came looking for her pal Ruth Bader, the domesticated dog, nearly every day.
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Carmine wanted to do just one thing with his life: be the leader of the gang—Top Cat.
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If you have one word you can say red, or maybe carmine or vermilion depending on your interlocutor's vocabulary.
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His character in the second film, Carmine Rosato, was heavily involved in the feud with Frank Pentangeli (Michael Gazzo).
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Breakout Star: John, Carmine and Frank Gotti, who were the original spiky-haired, guido heartthrobs of Jersey girls everywhere.
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What should be a smooth evening gets tense when Carmine Falcone barges into the party, apparently at Dent's invitation.
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Carmine Caridi got the same punishment as Harvey Weinstein for giving his neighbor a copy of Seabiscut on VHS.
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Carmine Caridi, a character actor, had his membership revoked in 2004 for violating an academy rule involving Oscar voting.
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Carmine Caridi got the same punishment as Harvey Weinstein for giving his neighbor a copy of "Seabiscuit" on VHS.
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Carmine Caridi, a character actor, had his membership revoked in 2004 for violating an academy rule involving Oscar voting.
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In 1994, Ms. Gargano's son, Carmine, then 21 and a college student in Brooklyn, disappeared from his parents' home.
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Carmine Caridi got the same punishment as Harvey Weinstein for giving his neighbor a copy of 'Seabiscuit' on VHS.
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Carmine Street Comics stocks all the latest popular titles, along with indie comics, self-published comics and graphic novels.
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A dark comedy featuring video, sound and set design by Carmine Covelli, "THIS" created a continual state of anticipation.
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Cochineal, an insect that grows on cactuses, produces carmine, a red pigment used to dye food, beverages and cosmetics.
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To safeguard his son's succession, Carmine Persico appointed Victor J. Orena, a Colombo capo, or captain, as acting boss.
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You know the only other person to be expelled from the academy ever was a character actor named Carmine Caridi.
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"She smiles and looks like anyone's mother or grandmother," Carmine Marceno, the undersheriff of Lee County, Florida, told NBC News.
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Among the latter is Berber Street Food, a slip of space on Carmine Street, opened in August by Diana Tandia.
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You know the only other person to be expelled from the Academy, ever, was a character actor named Carmine Caridi.
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Her brother, Carmine Fusco, had died just before their mother on the same day, according to The New York Times.
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He was born Giovanni Carmine Mace on May 6, 20113, in Providence, R.I., to immigrants from Apulia, in southern Italy.
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"The only other person to be expelled from the Academy -- ever -- was a character actor named Carmine Caridi," Kimmel says.
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Later, when Carmine was getting arrested for stuff, Frank "Punchy" lliano (a Brooklyn Capo) ran into him going to court.
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The only other person to be kicked out of the Academy (besides Harvey Weinstein) is a character actor named Carmine Caridi.
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According to the gallery, Foggini's major works can be found in the Capella Corsini and the Chiesa del Carmine on Florence.
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Their father, Carmine himself, encourages 30 minutes of spinning a day, and the boys have been at it for five years.
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Hungry City 10 Photos View Slide Show ' The pork is stained red, shading from carmine to vermilion, and a beautiful ruin.
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Rome, market regulator Consob holds conference on "The Controlling Body in Listed Companies" with Consob Commissioner Carmine di Noia (0700 GMT).
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Carmine the coyote is now living in a wildlife sanctuary and researchers are trying to determine why he is so friendly.
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After trapping the coyote, rescuers took the animal, now named Carmine, to a sanctuary where it will live with another coyote.
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Camera in hand, Carmine Famiglietti faced off with a crew from the city in front of his house late last year.
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Fans of the reality show "Growing Up Gotti" may remember Carmine Jr. as one of the cast members from 2004 to 2007.
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Moment That's Burned in Our Brains: When Carmine started a fist fight with his brothers because one of them used his gel.
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I've only seen my father, Carmine, a handful of times since my parents divorced when I was 18, about a decade ago.
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Despite the lack of residents, Sambuca boasts three beautiful churches, the largest of which is the Chiesa del Carmine, built in 1530.
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It includes the Carmine Carro Community Center, a circular structure on Fillmore Avenue that offers activities including historical lectures and Zumba classes.
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Carmine Street Guitars, in its current Greenwich Village location since 1990, is one of the jewels of a fast-dissolving bohemian Manhattan.
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On Friday, Reeves took to Twitter to announce that John Turturro—the Jesus himself—has been cast as mob boss Carmine Falcone.
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Diesbach hypothesized that he could combine the carmine extract with alum, iron sulfate, and potash to make the pale red hue he desired.
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Mr. Ahluwalia was standing outside Joe's Pizza on Carmine Street when a man walked up to him and punched him in the face.
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Carmine Pariante, a IoPPN professor who worked on the team, said the results point to a "clinically-suitable approach for personalizing antidepressant therapy".
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Red acrylic smears across floor and walls, floral patterns occasionally unfurling from incoherent splashes, boisterous carmine sprays spattering over the paintings' protective glass.
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He compared HW's expulsion from the Academy to another that was much less scandalous ... Carmine Caridi, who got kicked out for sharing screeners.
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"Sheriff Carmine Marceno has adopted and deputized Chance, a dog recently discovered abused and abandoned in the Lehigh Acres area," the representative said.
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I called Carmine Amoroso to talk about the genesis of Italian porn, its political impact, and how it has evolved in recent years.
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They are pink like bubble gum (they're tinted with carmine, a red food coloring) and shaped like rectangles (they're baked in special molds).
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Many of these drinks use the natural dye carmine, which is extracted from the cochineal, a tiny insect, to achieve their vibrant hue.
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Carmine Pariante, a IoPPN professor who worked on the team, said the results point to a "clinically-suitable approach for personalising antidepressant therapy".
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In March 1951, when Carmine was 17, he was arrested for the fatal beating of another youth during a brawl in Prospect Park.
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For her lips, Sir John used a combination of two matte colors: YSL's Tatouage Couture Liquid Matte Lip in Fuchsia Intime and Carmine Encounter.
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Ingredients like beeswax, lanolin, and carmine are either being replaced with non-animal-derived substitutes or the brand is developing new, innovative ingredients altogether.
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"One of my favorite pieces is a video portrait I did of my mother as part of a recent project, "brown, carmine, and blue.
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Blend is proud to be launching two vertically integrated e-commerce products in February 2016: Spotlight by FORD Models and Carmine by Unigrid Microtelematics.
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In addition, the festival will host an advance screening of the film Carmine Street Guitars before its premiere at Film Forum on April 225.
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CNN&aposS APRIL RYAN HIT FOR SAYING MELANIA TRUMP IS &aposNOT CULTURALLY AMERICAN&apos "This is a horrid excuse for journalism," Carmine Sabia tweeted.
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Alas, things didn't work out too well between Leslie and Jim: Leslie eventually weds Mario Calvi (James Carpinello), the son of mobster Carmine Falcone.
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"It will validate all the work that is going on here," said Carmine Palombo, deputy executive director of the Southeast Michigan Council of Governments.
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"This meta-analysis finally puts to bed the controversy on antidepressants," said Carmine Pariante, a professor at Britain's Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology and Neuroscience.
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"I promised all along that Lois Riess would end up in a pair of handcuffs," Lee County Undersheriff Carmine Marceno said in a statement.
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His brother Carmine, who died in 1991, wrote music for his own son Francis Ford's three "Godfather" movies as well as "Apocalypse Now" (1979).
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All hospitalized family members were at a medical center in New Jersey except Carmine, who was in Pennsylvania when he died, Paradiso Fodera said.
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The Superbas, pride of Brooklyn and of the National League, and the carmine-hosed Boston warriors scrambled for the petals of the first blossom.
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They will still sell books and greeting cards at the nearby Abingdon Square Farmer's Market, and occasionally at a pickle stand on Carmine Street.
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The year before, unable to hold down a job, the elder Carmine Carini, with others, had committed a series of robberies on Staten Island.
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I strain the warm, savory mulch, sending the glistening rivulets of syrup — cerise, carmine or indigo dark as squid ink — through a glass funnel.
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"From my legal relationship with Carmine, he was a great client, a nice guy, and a wonderful man," Weintraub told CNN affiliate WABC-TV.
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Dig through one bag and it is possible to find a little rug of carmine-colored fur and yards of gray pinstripe wool suiting.
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"I promised all along that Lois Riess would end up in a pair of handcuffs," Lee County, Florida Undersheriff Carmine Marceno said in a statement.
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The Beverly Hills, 90210 alum was previously married to fellow actor Corey Feldman from 1989 to 1993, then actor Carmine Giovinazzo from 2010 to 2013.
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"Our investigation leaves us confident that Jorge Guerrero-Torres played a role in Diana's disappearance," Lee County Undersheriff Carmine Marceno said, the News Press reports.
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"The arrest of Mered was surely an example of investigative and cooperative success," boasts Carmine Mosca, the head of the anti-smuggling unit in Palermo.
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In Carmine Street Guy's case, the conditions haven't changed — the shirt looks like Hamnett could've designed it herself — but the coding is particular and crucial.
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Look at the crowd of New Yorkers and tourists alike bundled in winter coats on a recent Wednesday night at Joe's Pizza on Carmine Street.
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Character Study "I like painting outside — it keeps my overhead low," said Paul Carluccio, kneeling on a sidewalk on Carmine Street in the West Village.
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Days later, on Wednesday, Elizabeth's brother Carmine Fusco died, just hours before their mother and the family matriarch, 73-year-old Grace Fusco, died, too.
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Carmine Di Sibio, who runs consulting powerhouse EY, said Thursday that he does not believe a recession is an imminent threat in the United States.
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Sorbet, chocolate dip and nut garnishes are options: PopWich, $4.25 to $5.99, Popbar, 5 Carmine Street (Avenue of the Americas), 212-255-4874, pop-bar.com.
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When Carmine Silano started CheerSounds, he wasn't just a former cheerleader—he was a former cheerleader who'd studied computer science and music business in college.
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It opened eight weeks ago on Carmine Street in Greenwich Village with a considerable publicity push, and it seems to have grown more popular since.
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The shop, at 34 Carmine Street, between a Nepalese crafts store and an Asian tapas restaurant, has been in the same building for 25 years.
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A few years ago, rising rents prompted Mr. Drougas to rent one of the aisles — about 40 percent of the store — to Carmine Street Comics.
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He'll star alongside Zöe Kravitz (who's playing Catwoman), Paul Dano (the Riddler), Jeffrey Wright (Commissioner Gordon), Andy Serkis (Alfred Pennyworth), and John Turturro (Carmine Falcone).
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On "Gotham," villains pop up everywhere: Carmine Falcone arrives, Edward Nygma wrestles to control his alter ego, and a familiar smile returns to the city.
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Carmine Marino, who held several positions at the City University of New York, has been charged with embezzlement and fraud, federal and state investigators said.
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One of the most memorable examples of this kind of epilogue comes in Carmine Grimaldi and Deniz Tortum's short doc If Only There Were Peace (2017).
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"They do it tastefully in the movie," said Gotti, who would go on to have three other children: Carmine Jr., 32, John, 31, and Frankie, 28.
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"We are looking forward to joining CloudBees and executing on our shared goal of helping customers build software that matters," said Carmine Napolitano, CEO, Electric Cloud.
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"I promised all along that Lois Riess would end up in a pair of handcuffs," Undersheriff Carmine Marceno of Lee County, Florida, said in a statement.
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"You felt that something was just not right," said Carmine Bloise, who lived two doors down from Mr. McLellan and Mr. Coniglio for about two years.
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But the authorities believed that Carmine J. Persico, a mob boss who died this month in prison, had a strong hand in his and other murders.
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This trailer suggests that mob boss Carmine Falcone is one of the big threats, though — given Batman's sizable costumed rogue's gallery — that could be a red herring.
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Cleopatra may be famed for her eyeliner, but the Egyptian ruler was also known to tint her lips with a mixture of carmine and henna, Avon reports .
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"Riess' mode of operation is to befriend women who look like her and steal their identity," Lee County Undersheriff Carmine Marceno said at a press conference Friday.
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Covetable clothing like vermilion corduroy sailor pants finished with black piping by Yves Saint Laurent and a carmine velvet dress by Sonia Rykiel hang on her racks.
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Washing the screen in carmine and ink, he paints a brittle, self-consciously arty veneer that, matched with Flying Lotus's dreamily insistent score, creates disorienting sensory overload.
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The 'Godfather' actor -- who played Carmine Rosato in the first sequel -- was hospitalized at Cedars-Sinai hospital in L.A., and his health started slipping over the weekend.
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Carmine took exception with Kimmel's crack, telling us he shouldn't have been put in the same category as Weinstein ... even if it was all in good fun.
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Common animal-derived ingredients found in beauty products include squalene (shark liver oil), carmine (crushed-up beetles), allantoin (cow urine), ambergris (whale vomit) and placenta (sheep organs).
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Earlier on Saturday, Italy's Carmine Tommasone made boxing history when he became the first fully professional fighter to compete, winning his opening bout against a Mexican amateur.
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They already had Michael cast with Jimmy Caan and Carmine Caridi was supposed to play Sonny, but Francis was adamant about getting Al Pacino to play that part.
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Step forward Italy's Carmine Tommasone, Cameroon's ex-WBO interim middleweight champion Hassan N'Dam N'jikam and Thailand's 36-year-old former IBF flyweight champion Amnat Ruenroeng as Olympic trailblazers.
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"Riess' mode of operation is to befriend women who look like her and steal their identity," Lee County Undersheriff Carmine Marceno said at a press conference last Friday.
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His father, also Carmine Carini, an associate of the Gambino family, went to prison when his son was 25 years old, convicted of murdering a record store owner.
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Cohn's clients after his acquittal included Trump, media mogul Rupert Murdoch, the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of New York, and Carmine Galante and "Fat Tony" Salerno, suspected Mafia chieftains.
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According to the schedule following Thursday's draw, little-known Italian lightweight Carmine Tommasone will become the first fully professional boxer to step into the ring at an Olympic Games.
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Young Carmine McDaniel left out a cooler stuffed full of water and Gatorade on the porch of his house recently, with a note telling the mailman to dig in.
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A small ground-floor room with carmine-red walls and 19th-century furniture, it was a sanctuary from the hive of activity that was the Grand Salon salesroom nearby.
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"I wanted to come down and shake his hand, and say thank you," said Carmine Garritano, 71, a retired Army specialist who served in Vietnam, his voice shaking with emotion.
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He mounted a wooden cabinet on a hand-truck, filled it with his materials and wheeled it down Carmine Street to a small, triangular park known as Father Demo Square.
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MUSEUMS & GALLERIES This brilliantly tasteless exhibition, complete with carmine walls and velvet settees (and running through Wednesday), plunges viewers into a tawdry spiritualist Parisian collective of the late 19th century.
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URBAN VEGAN KITCHEN Vegan comfort food is the specialty of this newcomer from Pamela Elizabeth's Blossom and Blossom du Jour group: 41 Carmine Street (Bedford Street), 646-438-9393, urbanvegankitchen.com.
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The first person to be expelled from the Academy was Godfather actor Carmine Caridi who, in 2004, shared screeners of films under consideration for an Oscar, which is against Academy rules.
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" Later, after marrying Carmine (they had three sons), she vows to reject the mafioso life, telling her husband, "I don't want our family to have anything to do with that family.
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He had been under steady investigation by federal and state law enforcement for over a decade, and detectives had followed him to meetings with Colombo family boss Carmine the "Snake" Persico.
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That's why 8-year-old Carmine McDaniel stocked a cooler full of cold water and Gatorade, then left it on the front porch as a refreshing gift for mailman Henry Bailey.
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Reflecting Yuki's artistic sensibility, each chapter narrated from her perspective begins with a description of an exotic shade of pigment — carmine, raw umber, quinacridone gold — selected to correspond to its mood.
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Victoria Gotti sure knows what it's like to have family members face legal problems, both as a daughter to late crime boss John Gotti and ex-wife to convicted mobster Carmine Agnello.
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Riess "smiles and looks like anyone's mother or grandmother, and yet she's calculated, she's targeted and she's an absolute cold-blooded killer," Lee County Undersheriff Carmine Marceno told NBC's "Today" on Monday.
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Besides introducing Pattinson as the title character, "The Batman" will also introduce Zoe Kravitz as Catwoman, Paul Dano as Riddler, Colin Farrell as Penguin and John Turturro as mob boss Carmine Falcone.
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This brilliantly tasteless exhibition, complete with carmine walls and blue velvet settees, plunges viewers into a spiritualist — and, let's say it, tawdry — Parisian collective of the last decade of the 19th century.
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The bottom of the flower is white, shaded with a greenish tinge, by a mixture of Indian ink and sap-green; neatly blending the carmine by it, by fine strokes of each color.
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"The Batman" also stars Paul Dano as Edward Nashton/The Riddler, Jeffrey Wright as James Gordon, John Turturro as Carmine Falcone, Andy Serkis as Alfred Pennyworth, and Colin Farrell as Oswald Cobblepot/Penguin.
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"Banks tread lightly because they don't want to hurt their image or undermine traditionally close ties with the local community," said Carmine Evangelista, CEO of AZ Holding, which specializes in recovering unsecured loans.
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Amnat Ruenroeng, a 36-year old former IBF flyweight champion from Thailand, defeated Argentine rival Ignacio Perrin to become the second pro, along with Italian lightweight Carmine Tommasone, to reach the second round.
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It makes for some wonderfully gripping situations — the Bruce Wayne sequence ended with a conversation with mobster Carmine Falcone, and it was more tense than any of the fights that came before it.
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During the battle against Robert Moses, The Voice found another powerful and useful enemy: Carmine DeSapio, then the boss of Tammany Hall, the collection of political clubs that ran the local Democratic Party.
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In addition to Michael and John Jr., Mr. Franzese is survived by another son, Carmine; two daughters, Maryanne Shinn and Lorraine Scorsone — all from his first marriage — and numerous grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
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Hung at the Guggenheim against deep carmine walls, and with Wagner's "Parsifal" overture occasionally blasting from speakers overhead, "Mystical Symbolism" goes all in on the decadence of the Salon de la Rose+Croix.
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Three months later, Carmine Persico went on trial in Manhattan on new federal racketeering charges that he was a prominent member of the Commission, the Mafia's version of an underworld board of directors.
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EY's Carmine Di Sibio, Global Chairman and CEO-elect, noted that the average age of his employees was 27.5 years, and their interests are factored into the development of many EY policies and approaches.
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Kravitz will be joined by Robert Pattinson (Bruce Wayne/Batman), Paul Dano (Edward Nashton/The Riddler), Jeffrey Wright (James Gordon), John Turturro (Carmine Falcone), Andy Serkis (Alfred Pennyworth), and Colin Farrell (Oswald Cobblepot/Penguin).
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Mr. Trump honed his vocabulary over decades through his association with the lawyer Roy Cohn, who besides working for Senator Joseph McCarthy also represented Mafia bosses like Mr. Gotti, Tony Salerno and Carmine Galante.
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We spoke with actor Carmine Caridi -- who was the butt of Jimmy's Oscars joke this weekend -- and he tells us he feels like he got a raw deal with no heads-up or discretion.
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Its pages carried a constant stream of photographs by The Voice's Fred McDarrah, who managed to capture everyone from the Village political boss Carmine DeSapio to Andy Warhol hard at work in the Factory.
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Dolci's particular gift is to make a conventional scene more intense, like the "Ecce Homo" (date) with Christ's blood rendered as bright carmine globules and his beard and hair heightened with glimmers of shell gold.
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So when I learned David Chase, at long last, officially had plans to make a Sopranos prequel called The Many Saints of Newark, I knew Carmine Norcia would have a lot to say about it.
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But how often today do we turn to the art of Eugène Delacroix, whose emulsified brush strokes of gold and black and carmine cohered into such splashy, but such sinister, visions of romance and empire?
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Above her hangs a giant carmine-red light fixture shaped like an overturned cone; on the wall behind her is a pair of Day-Glo geometric prints by the German color-field painter Rupprecht Geiger.
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In Namibia, investigators told me that criminal networks are plundering animals, like colonies of brilliantly hued carmine bee eaters and families of pangolin, the scaly anteater that is the most trafficked mammal on the planet.
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Some of those boys hanging out with Carmine as kids, taking joy rides and stealing hubcaps, were still with him, loyal and true blue, right up until the time the RICO laws nabbed them all.
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In her memoir, Victoria alleged that Carmine was abusive toward her, and she claimed she thought he was a legitimate businessman and did not know he was a member of her father's crime family until 1998.
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Along with the fatality, another person was transferred to the local hospital with "unknown injuries," according to Carmine Marceno of Lee County Sheriff's Office, who spoke to WINK-TV reporters during a press conference on Saturday.
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Mr. Sullivan said the three men were Alphonse (Allie Boy) Persico, whose brother, Carmine, was a boss in the Colombo crime family, and two associates, Jerry Langella and Hugh Macintosh, who went by the nickname Apples.
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A twist came in 1961's Flash No. 123, by Gardner Fox and Carmine Infantino, that linked the two incarnations of Flash: Jay was real on his world (Earth Two), but fictional on Barry's (Earth One).
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Young Carmine fulfilled the last of his requirements for getting his button when he became one of the "barbershop quartet," bumping off Albert Anastasia—as Anastasia was being shaved—thus changing the course of mob history.
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The red sausage—a wiener whose casing is coloured with carmine, which once gave Campari its distinctive red hue—is a treasured staple in Danish hot dog stalls, but has been a harder sell in neighbouring countries.
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The 2017/18 fall and winter collection exuded the colors of autumn, with deep and carmine reds, browns and lighter camels, with dabs of cobalt and petrol blue, side by side with more classic grays and tartans.
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Carmine Caridi, an actor best known for small parts in the last two films in The Godfather trilogy, opened up about why the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences expelled him over movie screeners in 2004.
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She is the daughter of Frances A. DellaCava of the Bronx and Carmine S. DellaCava of Long Beach, N.Y. The bride's father, a residential contractor and developer, was until recently the owner of Cava Construction in Manhattan.
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Last year, BuzzFeed News reported that in 2009, a lawyer representing investors at risk of losing more than $1 billion in a Trump casino bankruptcy got a frightening phone call from a man who called himself Carmine.
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"If [patients] don't get better, they just switch drugs and then switch again with hope that one will work," said Carmine Pariante, professor of biological psychiatry at Kings College London, who developed the test and led the study.
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Yes, Vicki Vale shows up, and while she promises to keep whatever she sees or hears at the Manor off the record, she can't help but watch Bruce like a hawk when mob boss Carmine Falcone shows up.
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The second episode of the game has Bruce investigating an idea that was suggested early on: that his parents weren't actually wealthy do-gooders, but instead were deeply connected to dangerous criminals like the mob boss Carmine Falcone.
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There was the snapshot of Carmine Galante, the boss of the Bonanno crime family, shot in the face—possibly set up by his own men—slung over a fallen chair at an Italian restaurant in Brooklyn in 1979.
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The chain, Marie Blachère bakery and cafe, makes its debut with a branch in Great Neck this week, and an outpost to open in Greenwich Village, at 301-303 Avenue of the Americas (Carmine Street), in early March.
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IoPPN professor Carmine Pariante stressed that while the study's main finding is a useful addition to scant scientific knowledge about CFS - also known as myalgic encephalopathy (ME) - it offers few clues on how to treat, cure or prevent it.
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Sure, a few villains per Batman movie is standard—we had both Joker and Two-Face in The Dark Knight, after all—but between Penguin, Catwoman, Riddler, and now Carmine Falcone, we're teetering dangerously closely to Batman Forever territory.
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As Carmine Gallo pointed out in a write-up of the event for Forbes, Aristotle — who literally wrote the book on what makes for good rhetoric — insisted you need ethos (character), logos (reason), and pathos (feeling) to be a successful debater.
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"The makeup mogul went on to explain that it can be difficult to create vegan formulas in shades of red, pink, and purple because most non-cruelty-free brands use Carmine, a dye that Star says is made with "crushed beetles.
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The body of Carmine Carini, 35, was discovered in an inlet near his home in Mill Basin on Saturday, three days after he was last heard from, the police chief of detectives, Robert K. Boyce, said at a monthly news conference.
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AUNT JAKE'S Fresh pastas with a choice of sauces and toppings are on offer at this second location of the Little Italy spot from Nick Boccio and the chef Carmine Di Giovanni: 103 West Eighth Street, 212-253-9333, auntjakesnyc.com.
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Weinstein is only the second member to be expelled from the 8,427-member Oscars group, joining Carmine Caridi, an actor with small roles in The Godfather series, who was removed in 2004 after violating an agreement not to share advanced copies of films.
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"Taking swift action isn't always elegant, but this video clearly shows that the officers acted quickly to extinguish the flames, and pull this man out of harm's way," Carmine Disbrow, president of the Jersey City Police Officers Benevolent Association, said in a statement.
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Troy Baker stars as Bruce Wayne/Batman, along with Travis Willingham as Harvey Dent; Erin Yvette as Vicki Vale; Enn Reitel as Alfred Pennyworth; Murphy Guyer as Lieutenant James Gordon; Richard McGonagle as Carmine Falcon; and Laura Bailey as Selina Kyle/Catwoman.
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Mr. Johnson is still finishing up "American Dresser," which was written and directed by Carmine Cangialosi, a 44-year-old actor with a résumé dotted with small parts in daytime soap operas (he played Lou the Hitman on several episodes of "Guiding Light").
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The festival also features several notable documentaries, including Errol Morris's "American Dharma," about President Trump's onetime chief strategist, Stephen K. Bannon; Ron Mann's "Carmine Street Guitars," about the Greenwich Village shop of that name; and Frederick Wiseman's "Monrovia, Indiana," about small-town America.
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As we reported ... Kimmel compared Harvey's Academy scandal to Caridi's -- his membership was revoked in '04 for sharing movie screeners -- but Carmine says he didn't appreciate his name being brought up next to Weinstein's, even if it was all in good fun.
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The last violent episode happened in 2004 on a dusty road, bordered by the wind turbines that mobsters operated, leading from the town to one of its pristine beaches, when rival mobsters annihilated the most prominent member of the resident family, Carmine Arena.
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The official, Carmine Marino, held several positions at CUNY, the nation's largest public urban university, including director of fiscal and business operations at its School of Professional Studies, which caters to working students who take classes part-time toward undergraduate and graduate degrees.
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In a candid conversation about the special with PEOPLE, Gotti reveals that she fought hard with Lifetime executives to avoid including the death of her first child, daughter Justine — who was tragically stillborn nine months after Gotti's 1984 wedding to now ex-husband Carmine Agnello.
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Sixty-seven lawmakers - nearly one-third of the state legislature - in a letter to E&Y chairman and chief executive Carmine Di Sibio on Tuesday said mandatory arbitration imposes enormous costs on employees and undermines the firm's stated commitment to advancing women in the workplace.
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"CEOs, boards and investors recognize they have a role to play — along with the public sector — in addressing social challenges that speak to their values and in pursuing inclusive, sustainable growth," Carmine Di Sibio, EY global chairman and CEO, said in a press release Tuesday.
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The study, published Monday, is the first to shed some light into the immune system's role in the development of the condition, a multisystem disorder about which very little is known, according to lead researcher Carmine Pariante, professor of biological psychiatry at King's College London.
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Director Carmine Amoroso spent the last years working on an independent documentary about the Italian "pioneers who fought for freedom of speech and sexual freedom through the right to make pornography"—pioneers like pornographers Lasse Braun, Riccardo Schicchi, Ilona Staller (Cicciolina), and Giuliana Gamba.
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The Greenwich Nick Boccio and the chef Carmine Di Giovanni of the Project Group in Manhattan have taken new partners, David Schulman and Sean Kehlenbeck, to bring a taste of their Greenwich Project and Mulberry Project style to the space that housed Red Stixs Chinese restaurant.
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He's also known as one of the few people who've been expelled from the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences for sharing movie screeners in '04 -- which became the butt of Jimmy Kimmel's joke during the 2018 Oscars ... when he compared Carmine to Harvey Weinstein.
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Seller: Vista Pointe Brokers: Rick Pretsfelder and Sophie Smadbeck, Leslie J. Garfield Real Estate $109.450 MILLION 35 Bedford Street (between Carmine and Downing Streets) Manhattan An investor has bought this 1907 altered Renaissance Revival-style walk-up in the West Village for about $1,196 per square foot.
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Polanski and Cosby are the third and fourth members to be expelled from the 8,427-member Oscars group, joining Harvey Weinstein and Carmine Caridi, an actor with small roles in The Godfather series, who was removed in 2004 after violating an agreement not to share advanced copies of films.
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In September 2014, after the Consiglios had chosen another bidder — they declined to identify the bidder in several interviews — Carmine Capasso and his brother Vincenzo, who were part of Al Dente, filed a lawsuit in which they accused Sally's of breaking an agreement to sell the restaurant to them.
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"Taking swift action isn't always elegant, but this video clearly shows that the officers acted quickly to extinguish the flames, and pull this man out of harm's way," Carmine Disbrow, president of the Jersey City Police Officers Benevolent Association, said in a statement issued after the video surfaced.
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Her glacial gaze and precise framing give an added force to five views of the Teatro Degollado in Guadalajara, whose carmine stalls are topped by a fresco of religious ecstasy, or the spectacular Iglesia de San Jerónimo Tlacochahuaya in Oaxaca, with a barrel-vault ceiling festooned with flowers.
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But the party apparatus that she inherited from Frank G. Rossetti, a Beame supporter, was a shadow of the centuries-old Manhattan machine known as Tammany Hall, which had been ruled by illustrious figures like Aaron Burr, Boss Tweed and Carmine G. De Sapio, and whose icon was a feral tiger.
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The underlying lawsuit in the skirmish was filed in November, but its roots reach back to August 2004 when Joe Pozzuoli Sr. and his son, Joe Jr., the owners of Famous Joe's Pizza on Carmine Street in Greenwich Village, fired Victor Zarco, who had worked at their Bleecker Street location since 1989.
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A highlight of the Spotlight on Documentary program is "Carmine Street Guitars" (on Saturday and Monday), a portrait of the Greenwich Village guitar shop that represents a vanishing New York in more ways than one: Not only has the store resisted gentrification, its owner builds guitars out of wood salvaged from city buildings.
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Carmine dropped out of high school at 16 and became known to the police as the leader of the Garfield Boys, a street gang that brandished knives, clubs and zip guns — primitive single-round weapons often secretly constructed in high school shops — in battles with rival gangs and in extorting money from teenagers.
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Since the brand announced its plan to go 100% vegan with its products last year, new formulations have rolled out like gangbusters — fur brushes have been replaced with soft synthetics, makeup now comes sans carmine (an ingredient sourced from insects to make red pigment), and a cruelty-free contour palette has hit the shelves.
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PEOPLE has the exclusive trailer for Lifetime's Victoria Gotti: My Father's Daughter, and the TV movie depicts her struggle with dad John Gotti (who went to prison in 1992 for 13 murders, including the slaying of his Gambino family predecessor outside a New York steakhouse) over her relationship with high school sweetheart Carmine Agnello.
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Carmine J. Persico, who emerged from gangland Brooklyn to become the unpredictable boss of one of the nation's most powerful Mafia organizations in an era when the mob in New York was at the peak of its prosperity, died a prisoner on Thursday in North Carolina, where he was serving a 139-year sentence.
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