Marie-Dominique

Smooth operator that she is, however, Carla has cultivated a good relationship with the first Mrs. Sarkozy, Marie-Dominique, who clearly has no warm feelings for Cécilia.

Paris Match Orth, Maureen 2008

Carla invited Marie-Dominique to the star-studded surprise birthday party she threw for Sarkozy at La Lanterne in January, but she did not attend.

Paris Match Orth, Maureen 2008

While she is friends already with Marie-Dominique, she hopes one day to have civil relations with Cecilia as well.

Jill Brooke: Carla Bruni: Divorce Diplomacy: France's First Lady Shares Her Secrets 2008

Prior to meeting Bruni, Nicolas Sarkozy had been twice divorced: first from Marie-Dominique with whom he had two sons, Pierre and Jean, and then from Cecilia, a former friend of Marie-Dominique's, with whom he has a 10-year-old son, Louis.

Jill Brooke: Carla Bruni: Divorce Diplomacy: France's First Lady Shares Her Secrets 2008

Cécilia filed for divorce first — Marie-Dominique would not consent to one for several years.

Paris Match Orth, Maureen 2008

There was a long pause, then a racket, and when Cécilia finally opened the door, Marie-Dominique saw an open window and fresh footprints in the snow.

Paris Match Orth, Maureen 2008

Note 4: Marie-Dominique Chenu's essay, "Le réveil évangélique," in La théologie au douzième siècle (Paris, 1957), 252 — 73, remains the best work on this issue; see the translation in Chenu, Nature, Man, and Society in the Twelfth Century, tr.

A Tender Age: Cultural Anxieties over the Child in the Twelfth and Thirteenth Centuries 2005

Mr Sarkozy has two sons, 26-year-old Pierre and Jean, 25, from his first marriage to Marie-Dominique Culioli, and a third, 14-year-old Louis, from his second to Cecilia Ciganer-Albéniz.

Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph Telegraph Staff 2011

Mr Sarkozy has two sons with Marie-Dominique Culioli, his first wife - Pierre, 26, a hip-hop producer, and Jean, 25, who has followed him into politics.

The Australian | News 2011

Marie-Dominique Toussaint knew where it was all supposed to lead: she would be a doctor, an ambition inspired by her father, a physician she rarely saw, and fueled by her mother, a nurse who immigrated from Haiti.

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