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veloce

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ve·lo·ce  (v-lch)
adv. Music
Rapidly. Used chiefly as a direction.

[Italian, from Latin vlx, vlc-, rapid; see velocity.]

veloce [vɪˈləʊtʃɪ]
adj & adv
(Music / Classical Music) Music to be played rapidly
[from Italian, from Latin vēlōx quick]


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Priced from pounds 10,995 for the entry level Turismo up to pounds 14,995 for the range-topping Veloce models, the bambino is aimed squarely at BMW''s legions of Mini fans, with hopes of tempting the young and well-heeled to cross the German border into Italy.
The test model Veloce features just about every creature comfort, but you would expect that at a price of pounds 14,495, but having said that it still is a lot cheaper than equivalent opposition.
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