Occurrence of Attributes in Original Text

The text related to the cultural heritage 'City of Vicenza and the Palladian Villas of the Veneto' has mentioned 'University' in the following places:

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Giovanni Maria Angiolello, traveller and historian Sebastiano Carlise, singer, writer Giuseppina Bakhita, saint Flavio Albanese, architect Roberto Baggio, football player Fernando Bandini, writer Valerio Belli, sculptor and engraver Maria Bertilla Boscardin, saint Ottavio Bertotti Scamozzi, architect Miki Biasion, rally driver Marzia Bisognin, YouTube celebrity Gelindo Bordin, athlete Roberto Busa, religious and informatic engineer Aulus Caecina Alienus, Roman general Gentullio "Tullio" Campagnolo, bicycle component maker and inventor Domenico Cerato, priest and architect Francesco Chieregati, papal nuncio, bishop Carlo Cracco, chef, television personality Luigi Da Porto, writer Alby Sabrina Pretto, ballerina Almerico da Schio, astronomer and inventor Otello De Maria, painter Ilvo Diamanti, political scientist Federico Faggin, inventor Adolfo Farsari, photographer Ferreto dei Ferreti, historian (14th century) Antonio Fogazzaro, writer Antonio Giuriolo, partisan Graziano Giacomello, musician, composer, producer, artisan bag designer Jessie James, singer Fedele Lampertico, economist, writer and politician Niccolxc3xb2 Leoniceno, medic Paolo Lioy, naturalist Luigi Meneghello, writer (professor at Reading University) Romeo Menti, football player of the Grande Torino, died in the Superga air disaster Francesco Muttoni, architect Andrea Palladio, architect Goffredo Parise, writer Antonio Pigafetta, explorer, companion of Ferdinand Magellan Guido Piovene, journalist and writer Orlando Pizzolato, athlete Sergio Romano, diplomat and historian Paolo Rossi, football player Mariano Rumor, politician Sonia Gandhi, Indian politician, wife of former Indian Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi.	WIKI

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Giovanni Maria Angiolello, traveller and historian Sebastiano Carlise, singer, writer Giuseppina Bakhita, saint Flavio Albanese, architect Roberto Baggio, football player Fernando Bandini, writer Valerio Belli, sculptor and engraver Maria Bertilla Boscardin, saint Ottavio Bertotti Scamozzi, architect Miki Biasion, rally driver Marzia Bisognin, YouTube celebrity Gelindo Bordin, athlete Roberto Busa, religious and informatic engineer Aulus Caecina Alienus, Roman general Gentullio "Tullio" Campagnolo, bicycle component maker and inventor Domenico Cerato, priest and architect Francesco Chieregati, papal nuncio, bishop Carlo Cracco, chef, television personality Luigi Da Porto, writer Alby Sabrina Pretto, ballerina Almerico da Schio, astronomer and inventor Otello De Maria, painter Ilvo Diamanti, political scientist Federico Faggin, inventor Adolfo Farsari, photographer Ferreto dei Ferreti, historian (14th century) Antonio Fogazzaro, writer Antonio Giuriolo, partisan Graziano Giacomello, musician, composer, producer, artisan bag designer Jessie James, singer Fedele Lampertico, economist, writer and politician Niccolxc3xb2 Leoniceno, medic Paolo Lioy, naturalist Luigi Meneghello, writer (professor at Reading University) Romeo Menti, football player of the Grande Torino, died in the Superga air disaster Francesco Muttoni, architect Andrea Palladio, architect Goffredo Parise, writer Antonio Pigafetta, explorer, companion of Ferdinand Magellan Guido Piovene, journalist and writer Orlando Pizzolato, athlete Sergio Romano, diplomat and historian Paolo Rossi, football player Mariano Rumor, politician Sonia Gandhi, Indian politician, wife of former Indian Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi.

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