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"Comic books or bandes dessinees as they are called in the French-speaking world have been a significant part of French culture since...
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On Friday night, 12 May, the Aquitaine Langues and Chateau Lalinde hosted another wildly successful Literary Evening -- this time, once agai...
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I have spoken often before about learning the language of your adopted country. Without speaking the language of the people in your communit...
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22 April 2006 will see another of the American artist, Spencer Tunick's giant 'sculptural' installations --- this time in St Se...
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