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Anna Battaglia lascia il prestigioso Studio Battaglia, fondato e gestito dalla madre Marina e in cui lavora anche sua sorella Nina. Accetta un nuovo incarico nello Studio Zander, dove ritrova Massimo, una vecchia fiamma dei tempi dell'università.
Anna Battaglia lascia il prestigioso Studio Battaglia, fondato e gestito dalla madre Marina e in cui lavora anche sua sorella Nina. Accetta un nuovo incarico nello Studio Zander, dove ritrova Massimo, una vecchia fiamma dei tempi dell'università.
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Studio Battaglia
"Studio Battaglia"Anna Battaglia lascia il prestigioso Studio Battaglia, fondato e gestito dalla madre Marina e in cui lavora anche sua sorella Nina. Accetta un nuovo incarico nello Studio Zander, dove ritrova Massimo, una vecchia fiamma dei tempi dell'università.
Studio Battaglia
"Studio Battaglia"Anna Battaglia lascia il prestigioso Studio Battaglia, fondato e gestito dalla madre Marina e in cui lavora anche sua sorella Nina. Accetta un nuovo incarico nello Studio Zander, dove ritrova Massimo, una vecchia fiamma dei tempi dell'università.
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