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They discussed private contributions that pay for nonessential facility projects and items in Montgomery County Public Schools, such as playground equipment, scoreboards and butterfly gardens. The meetings are part of a larger effort to explore the …

Initially popular from the late 18th to the late 19th century among affluent Europeans and Americans making the Grand Tour of Italy's classical archaeological sites and cities – most notably Rome and Florence, but also Pisa, Siena, and Venice among …

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Initially popular from the late 18th to the late 19th century among affluent Europeans and Americans making the Grand Tour of Italy's classical archaeological sites and cities – most notably Rome and Florence, but also Pisa, Siena, and Venice among …