VIOLA

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Acronym	Definition
VIOLA	Visual Input/Output Locator Algorithm

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Both players held serve from 2-2 to force a tie-break, which Viola went on to dominate, winning the first three points and going 6-2 up.

Murray knocked out of Rafa Nadal Open

Both players held serve from 2-2 to force a tiebreak, which Viola went on to dominate, winning the first three points and going 6-2 up.

Uncomfortable Andy Murray bows out in Mallorca as he loses to world No 240

Detective Inspector Cat Walsh said: "I would appeal to anyone who was in the vicinity of Viola Street in Bootle last night who saw anyone or anything suspicious to contact us."

Man suffers head injury in vicious Bootle street attack; Two men seen running away after tea-time attack in Viola Street

Bill Viola sees this situation differently, and essentially retrievable, in our own time, chiefly, although not exclusively, through his video installations.

Bill Viola/Michelangelo: Life, Death, Rebirth

Viola is a newbie in cottage terms as it is only ten years old.

SEA STUNNER; FEATURE PROPERTY

It was a touching moment, watching a powerhouse figure such as Viola moved to tears in front of so many people.

Authenticity and being honest with oneself is far more important than being likeable... A group of women team up to pull off a heist after the of their criminal husbands in Widows. Star Viola Davis tells LAURA HARDING why the time was right for this kind

Viola was born July 6, 1914, in Halifax, Nova Scotia, one of 11 children of Gwendolin and James Davis.

THE LAST WORD

Viola, convinced of the worth of Rizal's novel, funded the publication of 'Noli Me Tangere.'

DID YOU KNOW: 161st birth anniversary of Maximo Viola

New York City Office of Chief Medical Examiner - The young woman entered with the brown envelope that enfolded the pictures of my Aunt Viola. She spread them out on the table in front of my mother and me in a perfunctory manner.

An Act of Necessity: Witnessing and Learning Through a Legacy of Objects

Talent left to right, Jamie Franciscavier (12) of Big Noise Govanhill on violin, Han Yeo (12) from Edinburgh on violin, Millie O'Neill (8) of Big Noise Raploch on viola, and Eilidh Ryan-Fleming (15) from Glasgow on cello

Nicola joins in the Big Noise; 'Big sis' leads children's master class

Members include Lucy Wang (violin), Hao Zhou (violin), Aiden Kane (viola) and Tate Zawadiuk (cello).