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By doing this they created a bustum ( burnt, in Latin ), that is a new settlement which, in order to be distinguished from the other nearby settlements, was assigned a name: arsicium ( again " burnt ", or better " arid ") for Busto Arsizio, whose name is actually a tautology ; carulfì for nearby Busto Garolfo, cava for Busto Cava, later Buscate.
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