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Terni

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Ter·ni  (trn)
A city of central Italy north of Rome. It was part of the Papal States in the 14th century. Population: 110,000.

Terni (Italian) [ˈtɛrni]
n
(Placename) an industrial city in central Italy, in Umbria: site of waterfalls created in Roman times. Pop.: 107 770 (2000 est.)


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In case anyone believes February 14th to be a celebration of only one specific Valentine, it''s interesting to note that the day reportedly pays homage to a number of early Christian saints; in addition to Valentine of Rome, February 14th also honours Valentine of Terni.
In Terni you can sit in a well-preserved Roman amphitheater and nearby you can gaze in awe on the majesty of Marmore Falls--Italy''s answer to Niagara.
Byline: By ALAN RANSOME CLEVELAND'S Paul Drinkhall produced the best performance of his career to win three gold medals for England in the European Youth Table Tennis Championships in Terni, Italy.
 
 
 
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