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amiga

(æˈmiːɡə; əˈmiːɡə)
n
(Languages) the female form of amigo
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Now on its second year, the Digital Youth Summit, held by Mano Amiga together with Facebook, brought together 12 youth organizations after a nationwide call for applications of online campaigns that promote digital literacy and social impact.
Globe tapped Mano Amiga Academy, a non-profit K-12 school with international standards whose roots come from Latin America, to design and facilitate the workshop and lead the coaching course.
The game won awards and spawned the Player Manager series of games, which were legendary on the Amiga.
There couldn't have been a better place than Pittsburgh in the 2010s for Warhol's forty disks and assorted Amiga peripherals to be lying around.
Warhol, who was a leading figure in the visual art movement known as pop art, had produced the art in 1985 for the creator of the Amiga computer to aid the launch of the Amiga 1000.
Pitting Saxons against Normans in a 100% accurately emulated encounter from the original Amiga version, this is a game for serious nostalgists only, as it suffers hugely from limited strategy elements, ropey graphics and audio.
* <<La escuela de amiga constituye un hecho historico no esporadico, sino generalizado, al menos en Andalucia y algunas otras zonas de la geografia espanola (como las dos Castillas)>>.
Una queridisima amiga me cuenta que ha dado un giro gigante a su vida.
Much loved systems like the Commodore Amiga and original Atari console sat alongside an old coin-op arcade game offering free plays.