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Martini
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The name Martini may refer to:
- Martini (vermouth), a brand of vermouth
- Martini (cocktail), a popular cocktail
- Martini Racing, Motor racing teams sponsored by the Martini vermouth producer
- Martini (festival), a festival formerly celebrated in Latvia
- Martini (cars), a French manufacturer of lower-formula racing cars
- Martini shot, a term used during film production for the last shot of the day
- Martini-Henry, a rifle used by 19th century British empire soldiers
- Martini-Enfield, a .303 calibre version of the Martini-Henry introduced in 1895
- Martini (publication), a student news publication out of Hobart and William Smith Colleges
People:
- Alessandro Martini, an Italian businessman, the founder of Martini & Rossi distillery
- Giovanni Battista Martini, an Italian musician
- Jean Paul Egide Martini, a German composer of the classical era
- Karl Anton Freiherr von Martini, an important Austrian lawyer of the late 18th century, whose work strongly influenced the Austrian Civil Code of 1811
- Martino Martini, a Jesuit missionary and cartographer of China
- Simone Martini, a Trecento era Italian artist
- Carlo Maria Martini, a Roman Catholic Cardinal
- Neo-Burlesque performer "Dirty Martini" (real name Linda Martini)
- Martini, a character played by William Edmunds in the movie It's a Wonderful Life
- Steve Martini, a legal suspense writer
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