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Examples
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In mid-December, Comet operatives provided forged Belgian and French identity papers and led him on foot, by bicycle and train to a village near the French-Spanish border.
Robert Grimes dies at 87; WWII pilot evaded Nazi capture Peter Eisner 2010
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He studied architecture in Europe where he married the beautiful French-Spanish aristocrat, Mathilde de Lagarde, a descendant of the famous Christopher Columbus.
The Boal Mansion and the Columbus Chapel elena maria vidal 2009
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Born Émilie-Thérèse Lhuillier in 1914 of French-Spanish decent, José started out as a nurse, and by the mid-'30s, she was cutting her first sides.
Phil Ramone and Danielle Evin: Dog Ears Music: Volume 102 2009
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Grilled eggplant Less sumptuous but no less intricate is Manhattan's tiny 16-seat French-Spanish tapas/tasting triumph, Degustation, an addition to the downtown empire of Jewel Bako's Jack Lamb.
Small Packages 2008
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A French-Spanish tie-up would give a strong incentive to build interconnectors.
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Imperial Tobacco Group PLC said it secured 95.8% of French-Spanish rival Altadis SA, paving the way for one of the largest takeovers in the tobacco industry.
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The GR10 runs parallel to the French-Spanish border and the Pyrenees peaks.
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CNN's Al Goodman has more from the French-Spanish border.
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It was his powerful intellectual condemnation of Fascism that would make him a known target of the Nazi gestapo and eventually lead to his death by suicide on September 27, 1940 in a failed attempt to flee the Vichy regime across the French-Spanish border.
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It was his powerful intellectual condemnation of Fascism that would make him a known target of the Nazi gestapo and eventually lead to his death by suicide on September 27, 1940 in a failed attempt to flee the Vichy regime across the French-Spanish border.
The Chicago Blog: Walter Benjamin (July 15, 1892-September 27, 1940) 2006
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