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(Soundbite of laughter) SAGAL: Culottes as either a disease or French town.
Limericks 2010
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Nowadays, I see the "comeback crepe," and on a bus, just today, passed by the ancient Les Sans Culottes from New York's theatre district, now on the East side.
Rozanne Gold: French Meal as National Treasure Rozanne Gold 2011
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Nowadays, I see the "comeback crepe," and on a bus, just today, passed by the ancient Les Sans Culottes from New York's theatre district, now on the East side.
Rozanne Gold: French Meal as National Treasure Rozanne Gold 2011
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Nowadays, I see the "comeback crepe," and on a bus, just today, passed by the ancient Les Sans Culottes from New York's theatre district, now on the East side.
Rozanne Gold: French Meal as National Treasure Rozanne Gold 2011
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From the very beginning she has been many things -- oh how I adored her as the red-haired imp on The Parent Trap, Culottes Edition -- but she has never been normal.
Charlotte Hilton Andersen: Did Adderall Really Make Lindsay Lohan Psychotic? 2010
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And he refers to political groups and clubs – the Girondins (“spokesmen of the commercial bourgeoisie”; 87), Montagnards and Jacobins (bourgeois but appealing to common people; 88), and Sans-Culottes (the organized representatives of the common people; 100).
Archive 2009-07-01 Daniel Little 2009
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Anyhow, oubliez les Sans Culottes; this is an excuse to drink wine , eat snails in garlic butter & shout revolutionary slogans.
Allons, enfants Bas Bleu 2009
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Anyhow, oubliez les Sans Culottes; this is an excuse to drink wine , eat snails in garlic butter & shout revolutionary slogans.
Archive 2009-07-12 Bas Bleu 2009
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Incorrect: Culottes, thong underwear, fishnet t-shirt, Elvis jumpsuit, anything tie-dyed, O.J. Simpson mask, anything Paris Hilton would wear.
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And he refers to political groups and clubs – the Girondins (“spokesmen of the commercial bourgeoisie”; 87), Montagnards and Jacobins (bourgeois but appealing to common people; 88), and Sans-Culottes (the organized representatives of the common people; 100).
Ontology of the French Revolution Daniel Little 2009
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