buf·fi (b  f )n. A plural of buffo. |
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| Accounting professionals and history buffi alike can listen to audio streams of SEC roundtable discussions and oral histories of past and present members' involvement in the commission at its historical society Web site. The developments along rue de Pommard, where Jean-Pierre Buffi and others created a sequence of small courts and little streets leading down to the new urban park along the river, are some of the most sophisticated pieces of European urban housing built in the last decade (AR June 1995): they self-consciously draw on the traditions of Paris, while using up-to-date constructional techniques, and the spatial and formal potential these offer. Typically, a new vehicle depreciates in value by about 10-15 percent the second it's driven off the lot," said Mike Buffi, MetLife Auto & Home fleet manager. |
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