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"Guimard," continued the King, "will tell you the names of the father and mother; he will be present at the ceremony, and make the usual presents.
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"Guimard," continued the King, "will tell you the names of the father and mother; he will be present at the ceremony, and make the usual presents.
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"Guimard," continued the King, "will tell you the names of the father and mother; he will be present at the ceremony, and make the usual presents.
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Edward Johnston's Railway Sans, the alphabet he created for the London Underground in 1916, is as emblematic of that city as Big Ben, and Hector Guimard's Art Nouveau signs for the "Métropolitain" are as Parisian as the Eiffel Tower.
When in Helvetica Michael Bierut 2011
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Guimard, who is now a team manager and radio consultant, said on Tuesday: “In 1985, when the Renault corporation decided to abandon us, (Laurent) stayed faithful and worked with me to find a new a sponsor.”
Inside Cycling with John Wilcockson: Laurent Fignon, always a champion 2010
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He could have accepted big offers from other teams but he decided to stick with Guimard.
Inside Cycling with John Wilcockson: Laurent Fignon, always a champion 2010
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He abandoned the 1990 Tour on stage 5, placed sixth overall in 1991, and after leaving Guimard to join Italian team Gatorade for his final two seasons, Fignon finished 23rd at the 1992 Tour and abandoned the race in his final season.
Inside Cycling with John Wilcockson: Laurent Fignon, always a champion 2010
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With Guimard, we studied the map and the wind the morning before the stage.
From the BSNYC Culture Desk: "The Belle of the Ball Bearings" (A Musical) BikeSnobNYC 2009
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You have no Guimard now, no Duthe, no creditors — and you know nothing of heraldry; why, my dear young friend, you are not fully fledged.
The Ball at Sceaux 2007
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You have no Guimard now, no Duthe, no creditors — and you know nothing of heraldry; why, my dear young friend, you are not fully fledged.
The Ball at Sceaux 2007
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