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Sniffing machine leads to record cocaine seizure in France May 30, 2009
Posted in Current Affairs.
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Sarkozy’s planes May 29, 2009
Posted in Current Affairs.
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Youth in France May 28, 2009
Posted in Current Affairs.
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Names as brands May 24, 2009
Posted in Business, France, Intellectual Property.
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Le chômage est plus important en Californie qu’en France May 23, 2009
Posted in Current Affairs, Français.
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A short break May 21, 2009
Posted in Current Affairs.
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Everyday ethics May 20, 2009
Posted in Life.
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Industrial nostalgia and readiness for tomorrow May 19, 2009
Posted in Current Affairs.
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OSS 117: Lost in Rio, a French comedy that made me laugh May 18, 2009
Posted in France, Life.
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Can French movies make you laugh? May 18, 2009
Posted in France, Life.
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What’s rosé? May 15, 2009
Posted in Current Affairs, Europe.
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He found a mouse in his pizza May 14, 2009
Posted in France.
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European elections May 13, 2009
Posted in Current Affairs, Europe.
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Wikipedia and politics: a vignette May 12, 2009
Posted in Current Affairs.
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Controversy May 11, 2009
Posted in Current Affairs.
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Plus ça change, … May 8, 2009
Posted in Current Affairs.
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What do hormones and cheese have to do with trade? May 7, 2009
Posted in Current Affairs, Europe.
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Student protests in France May 6, 2009
Posted in Current Affairs.
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Comparative social trends May 5, 2009
Posted in France.
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Differing perspectives May 4, 2009
Posted in Uncategorized.
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May Day in Paris May 3, 2009
Posted in Current Affairs.
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Marking May Day In Paris May 1, 2009
Posted in Current Affairs.
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