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Français · Angola: La compagnie aérienne nationale retirée de la liste noire de l'Union européenne
Global Voices in English » Angola: National flag carrier removed from EU blacklist
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France's Commission nationale de l'informatique et des libertés, or CNIL, said Monday that Google hasn't fully complied with its demands from last May over the collection of data, such as disclosing full details of the computer program used to get the information.
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French politics can be something of a closed shop, constructed as it is on layers of machismo, propped up by a network of mostly male graduates from the Ecole nationale d'administration, the elite school for civil servants, which she twice failed to get into.
Christine Lagarde: The woman who would be the world's banker | Observer profile
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Français · République Démocratique du Congo (RDC): Goma se refait une beauté pour la fête nationale
Global Voices in English » DRC: Goma’s Makeover for Independence Day
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Likewise the French with, mayoral control of the police municipal, for level 1/level 2 have the police nationale and (for the next two years) the Gendarmere for the the level 2/level 3 stuff.
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On the way home from the gare, I decided to positiver: to not focus on my aunt and uncle's absence, rather to turn the lonely ride into a Sunday drive (opting for the scenic and free route nationale instead of the autoroute).
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Jeudi, à l'arrivée de l'équipe nationale algérienne au Caire, leur autobus a été la cible de jets de pierre.
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Nor does he allude to the doctors working for France's Agence nationale de sécurité sanitaire, which last year included his diet in a list of 14 popular regimes which it alleged – Dr Dukan is very sensitive on this point – are ineffective and potentially dangerous to health.
Rich pickings from living off the fat of the land | Catherine Bennett
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Bibliotheque nationale de France 'Dancer Adjusting Her Shoulder Strap' c. 1895-96, a photograph taken by Edgar Degas.
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La blogosphére marocaine est l'une des communautés les plus évolutives dans la région du Maghreb et a pu à plusieurs reprises afficher des positions fermes vis à vis de l'actualité nationale et internationale.
Global Voices in English » Morocco: The Blogoma’s Journey Continues
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