Similar words: epiphenomenon, phenomenology, phenomenon, phenomenological, natural phenomenon, physical phenomenon, glottis, jotting. Meaning: n. United States composer (born in Italy) of operas (born in 1911).
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1. So Menotti spelt clout - and credit.
2. He knew, says Menotti a little wryly, that it was time for a dramatic gesture.
3. So Cresci saved his skin, and Menotti flew home(http://sentencedict.com), blowing on his fingers.
4. In the 1960s, says Menotti, Rome Opera began to slide down hill.
5. In 1978 the Argentinian trainer Menotti didnt convoke Maradona, as he considered him too young.
6. "Things are completely different, " Menotti said last year. "Messi started as a boy with Barcelona.
7. Menotti said she believed the two, almost certainly a man and a woman although that needs to be confirmed, died young because their teeth were mostly intact and not worn down.
8. "It's an extraordinary case," said Elena Menotti, who led the team on their dig near the northern city of Mantova.
9. Sitting at a restaurant in Belgrano, Menotti waited for him to talk about football.
10. The pair, almost certainly a man and a woman, are thought to have died young as their teeth were mostly intact, said chief archaeologist Elena Menotti.
11. Before Guardiola could start to explain that which the sports commentators were gossiping about, Menotti asked for a whiskey and the waiter brought him an empty glass full of ice.
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