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== French Police forcefully securing a 72-year-old woman protesting the cutting down
...nces can, in stark contrast to the of the offence, be arbitrarily tough. A French jogger inadvertently crossed the Canadian/US border during her morning exer
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...he last French leader, and, of course, the inspiration for a major work of French literature, it is the real symbol of our capital.
...aybe one of the original sculptures (most were destroyed during the French revolution).
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...stance by [[Wikipedia]]) for his wish to ''spread the ideals of the French Revolution''~[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Napoleon] and his role in the ''civil code'
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A mysterious figure of the [[French Revolution]]. One of the few, maybe to have taken it seriously.
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...is a [[shire]] of [[England]], demonym Salopian (a funny denomination to [[French]] people, which can be turned into a [[Tintin|Captain Haddock]] type of der
...ortant for historical spots such as [[Ironbridge]], where the [[industrial revolution]] started. It is one of England's most rural and sparsely populated countie
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...he last noble (de Laizer) to live there have been fled during the [[French revolution]] with the effect of one of them discovering the now famous [[eau d'Évian]
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== French police forcefully securing a 72-year-old woman protesting the cutting down
...o the futility of the offence, be arbitrarily tough. Here's our example: a French jogger inadvertently crossed the Canadian/US border during her morning exer
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