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World's Biggest Airliner Soars Into French Skies
April 26, 2005  By France.com 

TOULOUSE, France (Reuters) – The world’s biggest
airliner, the Airbus double-decker A380, soared effortlessly into the sky on
Wednesday on one of the most eagerly awaited maiden flights since the supersonic
Concorde took off in 1969.

The A380, which is designed to carry 555 passengers but has room for more
than 800, lumbered down the runway before gathering speed and taking off from
Airbus headquarters near Toulouse in southern France.

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Moulin Rouge
April 22, 2005  By France.com 

Moulin Rouge (French for “red mill”) is a traditional cabaret, built in 1889 by Joseph Oller who already owned the Paris Olympia. Situated in the red-light district of Pigalle on Boulevard de Clichy in the 18th arrondissement, near Montmartre, Paris, France, it is famous for the large red imitation windmill on its roof.

The design and name of Paris’s Moulin Rouge has often been imitated by other night clubs worldwide.

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Stockton, Maryland USA Captscove.com
April 20, 2005  By France.com 

Captscove.com is a French community near STOCKTON, MARYLAND USA & close 2 Ocean City, Maryland USA!_____)

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Bishop of the Big Valley of California
April 19, 2005  By France.com 

My Pope is Cardinal Roger Mahony. My Bishop is his Eminence John Steinbock…Moderates both. Women should be allowed to be Priests in the USA and in the Philippines and elsewhere…even Honduras.

…..My president is Jacques Chirac

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Review: A Great Improvisation: Franklin, France and the Birth of America
April 17, 2005  By France.com 

In “A Great Improvisation,” Stacy Schiff gives the answer. She provides an impressively researched, fine-grained account of Franklin’s Paris years, and his critically important mission to secure French support and French money for the rebellious colonies. Later, after the tide had turned in America’s favor, he was responsible, along with John Jay and John Adams, for negotiating the treaty with Britain that would turn the American experiment into an established international fact.

This was a tall order for a man, already in his 70s, with only a rudimentary command of French, no legal training, and no financial expertise. Yet Franklin muddled through, despite malicious attacks on two fronts, from his colleagues in Paris and from critics in the Continental Congress.

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Lance's farewell Tour de France
April 17, 2005  By France.com 

Officially, Armstrong and his people have always maintained that he
would go for a seventh Tour victory with his new Discovery Channel team
while also launching a full scale assault on the one-day Classics
before, next year, rounding off his career with a tilt at the world
hour record.

Instead, Armstrong, the man who survived a bout of testicular cancer
so severe that he was only given a 10% chance of survival and then went
on to become a sporting immortal, is expected to announce his
retirement tomorrow. The signs are that he has had enough: enough
training, enough racing, enough of the lengthy absences from his
children, and more than enough of the suspicion that continues to

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French people & French kissing
April 17, 2005  By France.com 

Hi

I’m currently working on a travel documentary about kissing entitled "kisses on platform 2". It is a documentary about human essence when it explores all the different cultures and traditions in relation to actions of affection especially kissing.
And in my travel, i’m visiting France.
Currently i’m working on my research about the French people and the French kissing.. maybe some French men and ladies might want to share some ideas.. thoughts.. opinions.. what is it with French kissing?

http://www.kissesonplatform2.com

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French people & French kissing
April 17, 2005  By France.com 

Hi

I’m currently working on a travel documentary about kissing entitled "kisses on platform 2". It is a documentary about human essence when it explores all the different cultures and traditions in relation to actions of affection especially kissing.
And in my travel, i’m visiting France.
Currently i’m working on my research about the French people and the French kissing.. maybe some French men and ladies might want to share some ideas.. thoughts.. opinions.. what is it with French kissing?

http://www.kissesonplatform2.com

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French people & French Kissing.. what is it?
April 17, 2005  By France.com 

Hi

I’m currently working on a travel documentary about kissing entitled "kisses on platform 2". It is a documentary about human essence when it explores all the different cultures and traditions in relation to actions of affection especially kissing.
And in my travel, i’m visiting France.
Currently i’m working on my research about the French people and the French kissing.. maybe some French men and ladies might want to share some ideas.. thoughts.. opinions.. what is it with French kissing?

http://www.kissesonplatform2.com

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Anyone know anything about Hotel Saint-Paul le Marais?
April 15, 2005  By France.com 

Not to be confused with Hotel Saint-Paul in the Latin Quarter. It looks nice and has some good reviews, but TripAdvisor pans it and it’s not even listed on this site. It’s not cheap either! So I’d like some more info. Thanks!

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