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That sounds amazing, Ferrero Rocher is my favorite chocolate.
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It's likely he will either play Camerlengo Carlo Ventresca, the late pope's closest aide, who assists Langdon and Vetra, or one of the Vatican's Swiss Guard: Commander Olivetti, Captain Rocher or Lieutenant Chartrand.
Ayelet Zurer Cast as Vittoria Vetra in Angels and Demons - Updated! « FirstShowing.net 2008
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My community was Ti Rocher, which is a quiet town just up the hill from the main road.
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Larry Reaugh, CEO of the White Rock, British Columbia-based company (formerly known as Rocher Deboule Minerals) says the mining/processing/smelting project will have a capital cost of about $90 million.
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Larry Reaugh, CEO of the White Rock, British Columbia-based company (formerly known as Rocher Deboule Minerals) says the mining/processing/smelting project will have a capital cost of about $90 million.
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Larry Reaugh, CEO of the White Rock, British Columbia-based company (formerly known as Rocher Deboule Minerals) says the mining/processing/smelting project will have a capital cost of about $90 million.
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There's some real variation of theme across the album, both lyrically and musically - I almost posted a song called "Rocher" instead of this one that's slow and beautiful - there is also a handful of talented guests that make appearances, including Daniela D'Ambrosio (singer from Nouvelle Vague) and Parisian songwriter Edo, that makes for a fun and interesting listen.
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The 'Rocher' is as well known as the Rock of Gibraltar, and Very and Châtelain have reputations as extended as those of Guizot and Theirs.
The Knickerbocker, or New-York Monthly Magazine, May 1844 Volume 23, Number 5 Various 1840
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Here we have another offering from Ferrero based on the 'Rocher' model, only this time it has dark chocolate origins.
Chocablog 2009
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About half-way, near the hamlet of La Mothe, are the cliffs called the Rocher d’Abraham,
The South of France—East Half C. B. Black
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