This understated but trendy eatery will serve you galettes stuffed with smoked salmon, brie or gut-busting tartiflette (potatoes, cream, bacon and Reblochon cheese).

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Even a real hero, Steve Jobs, is famous for his "reality-distortion field"--in two minutes Jobs can have you believing the moon is made of Brie.

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Brie Larson, of "21 Jump Street" fame, plays Gordon-Levitt's sister.

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It dates back to the French Revolution, when a local farm-girl, Marie Harel, was supposedly given the recipe by an abbot from Brie on the run from a Revolutionary mob.

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In the remaining first-round matches, seventh seed Elena Bovina of Russia beat Jana Nejedly of Canada while eighth seed Meilen Tu fought back to defeat Brie Rippner 2-6 7-6 6-1.

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Here cheese-maker Alastair Pearson takes 90, 000 litres of milk a year from five biodynamic farms and turns it into enormous rounds of nutty, muslin-wrapped cheddar, creamy brie, Swiss-style mountain cheese, gouda and mature, tangy tomme.

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Samantha Power, and a wheel of Brie.

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Though Mr. Weiner acknowledges some points of tangency between his parents and the characters of Pete and Trudy Campbell (portrayed by Vincent Kartheiser and Alison Brie), he maintains that he avoids using people or situations from his own life as models for the series.

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