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The company's first mobile, dubbed the Papillon, which is French for butterfly, contains a patented mechanism that winds the watch inside every time the user opens and closes the clamshell-shaped phone.
Reuters: Top News 2010
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And you should certainly read or watch 'Papillon' - masterful performances from McQueen and Hoffman in the latter.
Off-shoring Prisons Praguetory 2006
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Attorneys for CityCenter said in the federal lawsuit that CityCenter will own a retail store at the Crystals using the name "Papillon" -- French for butterfly.
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Attorneys for CityCenter said in the federal lawsuit that CityCenter will own a retail store at the Crystals using the name "Papillon" -- French for butterfly.
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There's [first single] "Papillon" but it's quite hard on radio.
Jon Chattman: Editors' Frontman on the New Album and Leaving the Interpol Comparison Behind 2010
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I continue to be blown away by the superb cinematic quality of Stella Artois commercials, which use top directors and actors, and allude to classic films such as Papillon and Jean de Florette (the theme music comes from the latter).
Stella pilot film Ray Girvan 2004
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I continue to be blown away by the superb cinematic quality of Stella Artois commercials, which use top directors and actors, and allude to classic films such as Papillon and Jean de Florette (the theme music comes from the latter).
Archive 2004-06-01 Ray Girvan 2004
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My favourite book is "Papillon" by Henri Charriere.
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"Papillon" prison island, giving instructions that every prisoner's year there should feel like 10.
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On this beautiful sunday morning I have a brand new release called "Papillon".
Fashion World of SL SySy Chapman 2010
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