PIO
American-
public information office.
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public information officer.
Example Sentences
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Pio Esposito blazed Italy’s first effort high—just like Roberto Baggio when he cost his country the 1994 World Cup final.
But Piotr Zielinski's penalty in the 39th minute sparked a comeback at the end of the first half, with strike pairing Lautaro Martinez and Pio Esposito both thumping home powerful headers to put Inter ahead at the break.
From Barron's
Inter didn't roll over, with Federico Dimarco and substitute Pio Esposito both going close with angled drives, but Gyokeres struck on the break to seal the deal and allow fans to look ahead to United.
From Barron's
She credits her local library branch, Pio Pico, on Oxford Street in what is now Koreatown, for facilitating her love of reading and language.
From Los Angeles Times
Children and families from the nearby Pio Pico Dual Language Academy were also nearby during the incident, according to the outlet.
From Los Angeles Times
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