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Gioachino Rossini died on November 13, 1868 at the age of 76.

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Possibly; Moses married Tzipporah, a Midianite, but later in the Bible he is mentioned to have a Cushite wife. However, it is also possible that a.) both refer to Tzipporah ("Cushite" means African, and some scholars believe Midian was around modern Sudan) or b.) Moses practiced polygamy, much like other Biblical figures.

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ro - see - ne

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Bill kills

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Could be HS, Rohm

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Those were made in the late 1950's, and bring around $140. 1958 or 1959 through 1963

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Please rephrase - the question is unclear.

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Pesaro, Italy.

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Prices in Australia are MARKEDLY higher for firearms. In US $$, around $200-$250, depending on condition and accessories.

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At the time Rossini was experimenting and trying to get a differenct sonic effect. He had the second violins tap on the music stands. I've also read they tapped on metal candle holders. In way of a personal note: It is known that Rossini was a very lazy man. There is a story that tells of composing while in bed and dropping the score on the floor. Rather than pick it up he re-wrote the piece on which he was working. So, is it possible laziness could be the reason he had the violins tap? Was he too lazy to fill in this section in with notes? I believe my first answer is the more correct.

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Bellini, Donizetti, Verdi

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If the date on the bill is 1990-present, a real bill will contain a security strip embedded in the paper. You can see it if you hold the bill up to light. Then bills 1996-present added watermarks of Andrew Jackson, which can also be seen when held in front of light. The number 20 on the front in the lower right corner is printed with a color-shifting ink, which changes color depending on the angle at which it's viewed. Something else is in the paper itself. All currency paper contains small red and blue fibers, which will be missing from fake bills. Also with the paper, bills have a distinct feel and texture to them.

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made around 1915. Value depends on condition,markings,and history of the gun.

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450 for the matte finish and 575-600 for the gloss

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Gee (not Jee) oh ah chi (not si) no Row see knee.

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His nickname was "Rossini the Great" and got that name by composing great pices of music so he was known by "Rossini the Great."

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Many compositor, like Verdi or Wagner.

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Gioachino Antonio Rossini 29th February 1792 to 13th November 1868 died at his country house at Passy and was buried in Père Lachaise Cemetery, Paris, France.

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Gioachino Antonio Rossini the popular Italian composer composed operas, sacred music and chamber music. His affect on music today would be highly subjective and would need research on the modern composers - biographies etc - to see if in fact his music influenced any modern composer. Some basic links are listed below that should help your research.

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Mostly in the Romantic Era.

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nope

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Need more information. Break open or swing-out cylinder? Also, the complete serial number will be located under the left grip panel. sales@countrygunsmith.net

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Gioachino Rossini born 29th February 1792 died 13th November 1868 was a popular Italian composer.

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Gioachino Rossini was born on February 29, 1792.

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Rossini probably died because of a heart attack or stroke because of his heaviness.