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Ms. Battista won with a drink called sipa de Espana made from espresso with olive oil, salt, chocolate and a breadstick.
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He denotes Bologna by its situation between the rivers Savena to the east and Reno to the west, and by a peculiarity of dialect, the use of the affirmative sipa instead either of si or of sia.
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It also informs the general public of a ban on the operations of Shrimp drift net, locally known as Felefele Sipa sipa, with immediate effect.
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He denotes Bologna by its situation between the rivers Savena to the east, and Reno to the west of that city; and by a peculiarity of dialect, the use of the affirmative sipa instead of si.v. 90.
Divine Comedy, Cary's Translation, Complete 1265-1321 Dante Alighieri 1293
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I imagine the applause came from those twenty something sipa students who don’t exactly harbor the most pro-america sentiments—in fact Richard Bulliet (History professor who somewhat defended ahmnadinejad in the spectator today), Lisa Anderson (SIPA dean) and the temporary assistant dean were most responsible for bringing him here–and are all associated with SIPA.
The Volokh Conspiracy » Ahmadinejad Speech at Columbia: 2007
bilby commented on the word sipa
A Tagalog word for a traditional kicking game using a small ball, also for the now-internationalised sport of sepak takraw.
December 2, 2007