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... French rioters were unarmed and , more important , the French police were restrained in their use of force . By contrast , law enforce- ment officials in the United States were re- sponsible for most of the riot - related deaths . Yet a ...
... French rioters were unarmed and , more important , the French police were restrained in their use of force . By contrast , law enforce- ment officials in the United States were re- sponsible for most of the riot - related deaths . Yet a ...
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... French control of French companies and asserting French control over foreign companies . It is a little like neo - Gaullist foreign policy : present yourself to the world as a moral hero ( say , in the Security Council debate on Iraq ) ...
... French control of French companies and asserting French control over foreign companies . It is a little like neo - Gaullist foreign policy : present yourself to the world as a moral hero ( say , in the Security Council debate on Iraq ) ...
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... French , " 100 Days that changed our life , " as a well - timed cover story about it proclaimed in Le Nouvel Observateur just af ter the CPE was withdrawn . It was led by Léon Blum , who rebuilt the French Socialist move- ment after ...
... French , " 100 Days that changed our life , " as a well - timed cover story about it proclaimed in Le Nouvel Observateur just af ter the CPE was withdrawn . It was led by Léon Blum , who rebuilt the French Socialist move- ment after ...
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