Another is the intensely competitive nature of French education, which inevitably puts at a disadvantage children from poor, non-French-speaking backgrounds.
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The other French objection concerns the changing nature of Europe.
How can you qualify the nature of the relationship between the French people and the American people, and also between the two Presidents?
Achatz got to visit El Bulli while working at French Laundry, was blown away, and the innovative nature of the food set his mind racing.
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While BNP Paribas, the leading French bank, the only foreign bank active in Iran, the nature of its activities in that country is sufficiently important to merit investor attention.
Some French philosopher said that the most powerful force in human affairs, as in nature, is inertia.
In the case of the abduction and murder of Ilan Halimi, there was frustration among French Jews that it took so much time to recognise its anti-Semitic nature (see article).
The book is quite punishing to read and the view of human nature it takes is more fundamentally lowering than that of the most cynical French aphorist.
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Wynne moved to California in 1980 and developed an expertise in repairing DeLoreans, since the intricacies of their French-made Peugeot-Renault-Volvo (PRV) engine and Lotus-designed chassis were second nature for someone used to European vehicles.
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