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    1985–1986: Idrolitina 1986–1989: Segafredo 1989–1992: Mercatone Uno 1992–1993: Sinudyne 1993–1994: Buona Natura 1994–1997: Carisbo 1997–2001: Granarolo 2001–2004:...
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    Porelli opened a new season of triumphs, thanks to a partnership with Sinudyne, a famous Italian domestic appliances company, and especially with the...
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  • Madrid 89–85 Maccabi Elite Tel Aviv Bosna Sinudyne Bologna 24 1980–81 Details Maccabi Elite Tel Aviv 80–79 Sinudyne Bologna Nashua EBBC Bosna 25 1981–82 Details...
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    in 2002 entered the consumer electronics industry with the purchase of Sinudyne. In 2005, Indesit Company closes its French industrial site in Thionville...
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    Trail Blazers. At the end of his career he moved to Italy and played for Sinudyne Bologna for two seasons winning two Italian titles and reaching the final...
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  • claimed against Radnički Belgrade, a title repeated the next year over Sinudyne Bologna, whilst John Neumann helped them achieve the three-peat in 1979...
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  • Team Home   Away   Quarter-finals Sutton & Crystal Palace 105–97 74–70 Sinudyne Bologna 121–91 81–88 Hapoel Ramat Gan 98–97 81–85 Semi-finals Stroitel...
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  • Mobilgirgi Varese 2–0 Sinudyne Bologna Sandro Gamba — 1977–78 Mobilgirgi Varese 2–1 Sinudyne Bologna Nico Messina — 1978–79 Sinudyne Bologna 2–0 Billy Milano...
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  • (West Berlin) 1980–81 Semi-final group stage 5th place in a group with Sinudyne Bologna, Maccabi Tel Aviv, Nashua Den Bosch, Bosna and CSKA Moscow 1982–83...
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    As player: 1964–1969; 1973–1976 Zadar 1976–1978 AŠK Olimpija 1978–1980 Sinudyne Bologna 1980–1983 Cibona As coach: 1976–1978 AŠK Olimpija 1984–1985 Jugoplastika...
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