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In 1726, Joseph Bonnier's careful and frugal father died, leaving his twenty-four-year-old son with a fortune worth ten billion francs and a governmental position which paid, possibly unofficially, one hundred thousand écu, or five or six hundred thousand livres (an ecu, just before the Revolution, being equivalent to about $25 in 2006).
Archive 2008-05-01 Heather McDougal 2008
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In 1726, Joseph Bonnier's careful and frugal father died, leaving his twenty-four-year-old son with a fortune worth ten billion francs and a governmental position which paid, possibly unofficially, one hundred thousand écu, or five or six hundred thousand livres (an ecu, just before the Revolution, being equivalent to about $25 in 2006).
The Death and Resurrection of a Cabinet Heather McDougal 2008
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Codenamed Mag+, Bonnier's video prototype (above) looks stunning.
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They behave exactly like the alpine plants in Bonnier's experiments, and with even more striking differences.
Species and Varieties, Their Origin by Mutation Hugo de Vries 1891
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NIB finances Swedish Bonnier's printing press modernisation The Nordic Investment Bank NIB and Bonnier AB have signed a loan totalling EUR 25 million for financing investments in new and modern newsprint machinery at Bonnier's printing company, Bold's, plant near Stockholm.
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Bonnier's stylish, sexy Mag+ takes a step forward By BILL BAROL
Forbes.com: News Bill Barol 2011
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The Food is kicking off with sponsorship from Silk, the soy milk marketer, and articles from magazines like Bonnier's
paidContent David Kaplan 2010
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- Popular Science is launching on the iPad tomorrow as Popular Science+ using Bonnier's Mag+ digital magazine platform.
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Bonnier's digital magazine platform, is a project that began ...
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The Food is kicking off with sponsorship from Silk, the soy milk marketer, and articles from magazines like Bonnier's
paidContent David Kaplan 2010
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