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Fiorenza is Thomas Mann's only completed play. It premiered on 11 May 1907 at the Frankfurt Playhouse.
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Fiorenza Donato is an Italian theoretical astroparticle physicist whose research involves the study of cosmic rays and their use in understanding the nature of dark matter, the possible products of particle collisions involving dark matter, the creation and behavior of antimatter among high-energy cosmic particles, and gamma-ray astronomy. She is a full professor of theoretical physics at the University of Turin.
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Fiorenza "Fio" Micheli is an Italian-American marine ecologist and conservation biologist.
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Hello, I'm on this account of my friend. My name is Fiorenza, and personally, I like it. I know NOBODY that's named Fiorenza. So, it's rare, and that's why I think I'm special.
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Italian Pronunciation of "Fiorenza":
Fyoh-REYHN-Tsah
"Fio-" equals "Fee-Oh," but becomes meshed when spoken; "FYOH." Roll your "R." You will find that "E" is very close to "Nay" (minus the "N," of course.) In this particular case, the "Z" is pronounced as a stressed "TS." To round it all of, finish with an "A" as found in "Father." [noted -ed]
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Fyoh-REYHN-Tsah
"Fio-" equals "Fee-Oh," but becomes meshed when spoken; "FYOH." Roll your "R." You will find that "E" is very close to "Nay" (minus the "N," of course.) In this particular case, the "Z" is pronounced as a stressed "TS." To round it all of, finish with an "A" as found in "Father." [noted -ed]
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Fiorenza Cossotto, a famous mezzo-soprano, best known for her Verdi roles.
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