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The Italians include the former head of Italian intelligence, Nicolo Pollari, and one of his deputies.
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Nicolo Bini (whose father invented the thin-shell structures) plans to bring them to mass market this year.
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Italy's former intelligence chief Nicolo Pollari has been sentenced to 10 years in prison for his role in the rendition of a terror suspect.
BBC: Italy's ex-spy chief convicted over 2003 CIA rendition
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Nicolo Pollari resigned over the affair in which Hassan Mustafa Osama Nasr, an Egyptian imam also known as Abu Omar, was snatched from a Milan street.
BBC: Italy upholds verdict on CIA agents in rendition case
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Nicolo Bini, founder and CEO of Binishells, is betting some people would especially in developing and underdeveloped countries in hasty need of large scale, inexpensive housing.
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Last month, a court in Milan sentenced Italy's former intelligence chief Nicolo Pollari to 10 years in prison, and his former deputy, Marco Mancini, to nine years, over the Abu Omar case.
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