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Gogo was coloring the quarterings of the Pasquier family -- _la maison de Pasquier_, as it was called -- in a printed book (_Armorial Général du

Peter Ibbetson George Du Maurier 1865

Chateaubriand, who had accepted a foreign embassy, resigned at once, and a number of the old aristocracy, such as Pasquier and Mole, who had been saying among themselves that it was their duty to support Napoleon's splendid work of reorganization, went back into obscurity.

The Life Of Napoleon Bonaparte Tarbell, Ida 1899

He cites a 1985 lacquered-wood chair designed for Memphis by British member George Sowden, with velvet upholstery by French Memphis artist Nathalie Du Pasquier.

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But within the first four minutes, Mr. Pasquier realized 1,800 people had already registered and paid for the 200 slots, he said.

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Its roots stretch back to Verdun, France, where Messiaen, Pasquier and Akoka had met in the spring of 1940.

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Mr. Pasquier, realizing his computer server could not handle the flow, switched servers before the start of Friday's registration.

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Organizer Aymeric Pasquier said it was an honest mistake.

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"It's our fault," Mr. Pasquier said in an interview.

No Seat at Table, but Would-Be Diners Pick Up Tab Pervaiz Shallwani 2011

François Pasquier organized the first event in Paris in 1988.

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The New York event—the first in the U.S.—would charge $50 to pay for some of the costs of obtaining city permits and the necessary insurance, Mr. Pasquier said.

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