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Two of the hospitalized children should be able to go home early next week, said their doctor, Michel Foulard.
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"We won't go back quietly to our rooms," Charles Foulard, a delegate with the CGT union at the Grandpuits refinery near Paris, said in a telephone interview.
Strikes Intensify in France David Gauthier-Villars 2010
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Two of the hospitalized children should be able to go home early next week, said their doctor, Michel Foulard.
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Two of the hospitalized children should be able to go home early next week, said their doctor, Michel Foulard.
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"Workers are currently holding general assemblies but even if more refineries vote to return to work, it will take several days to restart production," Charles Foulard said.
French Pension Conflict Enters New Phase William Horobin 2010
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Two of the hospitalized children should be able to go home early next week, said their doctor, Michel Foulard.
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"We're determined to pursue protests," said Charles Foulard, a delegate with the Conf é d é ration G é n é rale du Travail union.
French Unions Plan More Strikes David Gauthier-Villars 2010
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The writer detected a large amount of arsenic in a specimen of cloth known as "Foulard cambric," which had been made into a dress; after wearing the dress a short time severe conjunctivitis was produced, together with nasal catarrh, pharyngitis, and symptoms of gastric irritation.
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The writer detected a large amount of arsenic in a specimen of cloth known as "Foulard cambric," which had been made into a dress; after wearing the dress a short time severe conjunctivitis was produced, together with nasal catarrh, pharyngitis, and symptoms of gastric irritation.
January 2010 2010
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A short time before the day appointed for us to go to the city, our Clara came down stairs dressed in a beautiful dark shade of blue Foulard silk, with a lace ruff about her throat, fastened with a lemon-colored bow.
The Harvest of Years Martha Lewis Beckwith Ewell 1871
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