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patrimony

[pa-truh-moh-nee] / ˈpæ trəˌmoʊ ni /


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Government lawmakers say policies to protect heritage were always going to be a key part of their agenda, and Italy has for years undervalued its rich, historic patrimony.

From Reuters

The pace of restitutions has been slow, frustrating tribes that are awaiting the return of their plundered patrimony.

From New York Times

Still, those who have been working long days to restore or rebuild the nation’s patrimony say they’re determined to restore as much as possible — no matter what it takes or costs.

From Washington Post

“They represent the heart of society, and a patrimony of values, traditions and precious wisdom,” said Ms. Meloni, adding that the law would prevent marginalization and the “parking” of elderly in institutions.

From New York Times

Poland saw much of its cultural patrimony destroyed or looted during the country’s wartime occupation by Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union, and about 500,000 items remain missing.

From Seattle Times