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Terence Hollingworth, Blagnac, FranceIn the mid-70s Chrysler produced an Avenger painted the most awful shade of pink.
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Terence Hollingworth, Blagnac, FranceAre there any houses with more than one blue plaque?
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Terence Hollingworth, Blagnac, FranceHere in Germany, I remember reading about a full trainload of radioactive Turkish hazelnuts, found several years after Chernobyl on some far track of a Bundeswehr depot.
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Terence Hollingworth, Blagnac, FranceSince when have rooms had skirting boards and why?
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REUTERS The WTO said Airbus got preferemtial loans to develop models including its A380 jet, which is seen at the company's factory in Blagnac, France, in January.
WTO Decries Airbus Aid John W. Miller 2010
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REUTERS The WTO said Airbus got preferemtial loans to develop models including its A380 jet, which is seen at the company's factory in Blagnac, France, in January.
WTO Decries Airbus Aid John W. Miller 2010
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REUTERS The WTO said Airbus got preferemtial loans to develop models including its A380 jet, which is seen at the company's factory in Blagnac, France, in January.
WTO Decries Airbus Aid John W. Miller 2010
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Blagnac, France-based Airbus surely wishes other airline CEOs could be as unperturbed.
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The beasts my men bestrode were in little better condition, and so, with infinite chagrin, I was forced to acknowledge defeat and to determine that at Blagnac we should lie for the remainder of the night.
Bardelys the Magnificent; being an account of the strange wooing pursued by the Sieur Marcel de Saint-Pol, marquis of Bardelys... Rafael Sabatini 1912
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A providence was it also that brought my horse down within a half-mile of Blagnac, and so badly did it founder that it might not be ridden farther.
Bardelys the Magnificent; being an account of the strange wooing pursued by the Sieur Marcel de Saint-Pol, marquis of Bardelys... Rafael Sabatini 1912
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