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1. Alive – And Unrecognised

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2. 1984: Genoese Goes Global

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3. Genoa’s Unofficial Anthem

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4. Xeneizes: Why Boca Juniors Speaks Genoese

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5. The First Pesto Had no Basil

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6. The Lady Who Turned Down her Suitor – In Genoese

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7. Cioppino: The San Francisco Dish That Speaks Genoese

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8. The Portuguese and the Indians Spoke Genoese to Each Other

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9. Tabarchino: Genoa to Tunisia to Sardinia

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10. Wherever They Go, They Make another Genoa

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11. 1941: Balilla Comes Back, This Time Against the Regime

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12. The Ligurian They Teach in Monte Carlo

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13. ‘Che l’Inse?’: Two Words That Started an Uprising

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14. Did Fascism Ban Genoese?

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15. Zimino: The Word That Changes Dish in every Port

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