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Τι (ποιος) είναι Balbo - ορισμός

Lúcio Cornélio Balbo Menor; Lúcio Cornélio Balbo (menor); Lúcio Cornélio Balbo, o Menor

Balbo

adj.
Gago.
(Lat. balbus)

balbo

adj (lat balbu) Balbuciante, gago.

Prospero Balbo

Prospero Balbo, conde de Vinadio (Chieri, 1 de julho de 1762 - Turim, 14 de março de 1837), foi um intelectual e político italiano, prefeito de Turim, presidente perpétuo da Academia de Ciências de Turim, reitor da Universidade de Turim e ministro da Reino da Sardenha.

https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prospero_Balbo

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Lúcio Cornélio Balbo, o Jovem

Lúcio Cornélio Balbo (em latim: Lucius Cornelius Balbus), dito , o Jovem (em latim: Minor) para distingui-lo de seu tio, foi um oficial romano do século I a.C. ativo nos últimos anos da República Romana e durante o reinado do imperador Augusto (r. 27 a.C.–14 d.C.). Filho de Paulo Cornélio Balbo, nasceu em Gades (atual Cádis) e recebeu a cidadania romana junto de seu pai e tio, Lúcio Cornélio Balbo Maior.

https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lúcio Cornélio Balbo, o Jovem

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1. Balbo, Greer‘s attorney and a former Army judge advocate.

2. Balbo said. «To instill the fact that they have been doing this for years, and it has worked.» To fight a Taliban insurgency flush with drug money for recruits and weapons, the Bush administration recognizes that it must also combat the drug trafficking it had largely ignored for years.

3. However, Balbo said, "most of the time the chain of command is not going to view the custody fight as an emergency." "Typically, when someone . . . is on emergency leave, it‘s understood that he has a family member who is dying or just died," said Lt.

4. The recruits — who American officials say lack even basic law enforcement skills — watch wide–eyed. «This is kindergarten,» said Vincent Balbo, the United States Drug Enforcement Administration chief in Kabul, whose office is overseeing the training. «It’s Narcotics 101.» Another D.E.A. agent added: «We are at a stage now of telling these recruits, ‘This is a handgun, this is a bullet.’ » It is a measure of this country’s virulent opium trade, which has helped revive the Taliban while corroding the credibility of the Afghan government, that American officials hope that Afghanistan’s drug problem will someday be only as bad as that of Colombia.