fuga
| In music, an old Italian term for a canon, another being caccia. |
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| In the state final, he defeated his good friend Romney Fuga of Edison of Huntington Beach, a longtime rival and returning state medalist. 5-litter displacement engines, is available in 12 models, including the Fuga premium sports sedan and the Fairlady Z sports model. Benedictine monks subscribed to a form of fuga mundi (fleeing the word) and certainly sought to save their souls, but their life within "the school of the Lord's service" was intimately attuned to the rhythm of God's time and the contours of God's creation. |
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