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Amato's Sandwich Shops, Inc., is a chain of Italian restaurants that serves sandwiches, pizza and pasta throughout northern New England, United States. It is best known for its Maine Italian sandwich .
D'Amato grew up in Blairstown, New Jersey, and attended Blair Academy on a scholarship. Anthony's father Chris D'Amato was an editor for rail enthusiast magazines such as Railroad Model Craftsman and Railfan and Railroad, and often took Anthony and his older brother Nicholas on cross country trips to various industrial heritage sites.
Amato is studying for his exams when he is awakened by a loud and horrible singing in the middle of the night. Karok, a bad robot that was thrown into Space Prison for singing inside the Space Library, is the owner of the horrible voice. Every night, the singing gets louder, and it begins to interfere with Amato's sleep and studies.
The Maine Italian sandwich (also called an Amato's Italian [1], after its namesake, or simply an Italian [2]) is a submarine sandwich in Italian-American cuisine. [3] The Maine Italian sandwich was invented in Portland, Maine .
The book comprehensively describes D'Amato's system based on two decades long scientific research. [ 22 ] [ 23 ] Authors claim that D'Amato's system is applicable in and out of the ring. Different chapters of the book explain the genius of D'Amato and his psychological , philosophical and methodological approach of bringing up a champion. [ 13 ]
From green smoothies to sour candy, Peloton bike, tread, and strength instructor Olivia Amato tells Women’s Health about her diet to stay energized and fit.
Mechamato (Jawi: ميكاماتو) is a Malaysian animated series produced by Animonsta Studios, focusing on a boy named Amato and his partner robot MechaBot, who fight against bad robots. Mechamato is a part of the BoBoiBoy franchise and the series canonically takes place before BoBoiBoy and BoBoiBoy Galaxy .
In Bridgerton season three, the actors who play Penelope and Colin forged a bond to bring romantic comedy—okay, and a bit of bodice ripping—to the Regency-era hit.