- in France. At Toulouse, he was
known for his
appetite and was
nicknamed Graille, or crow. Back in Congo-Brazzaville, he
quickly attained a
prominent place...
-
Francis Graille (born 25
April 1955) is a
French businessman and executive. He has
worked for
various media companies, and
served as the
president of...
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replacing them with
Vahid Halilhodžić, who
became the new
coach and
Francis Graille the new president. The club's form
dwindled as they
slipped further down...
- over time from the
Latin word craticula, 'small griddle' (craticula –
graille –
gredil – gridil),
possibly via the
Latin craticulum, 'fine wickerwork'...
- p. 433. (Graille 1984, p. 193) (Graille 1984) (
Graille 1984) (
Graille 1984) (
Graille 1984) (
Graille 1984) Bateman, J. B. (1978). A
Biologically Active...
- club was
privatised and
purchased in 1999 by Luc Dayan [fr] and
Francis Graille. The team then
trained by
Bosnian coach Vahid Halilhodžić
reconnected with...
- PMID 16086598. S2CID 31788349.
Housden NG,
Harrison S,
Roberts SE,
Beckingham JA,
Graille M,
Stura E, Gore MG (June 2003). "Immunoglobulin-binding domains: Protein...
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attendance of 38,810
spectators per match. The club was
presided by
Francis Graille and the team was
coached by
Vahid Halilhodžić. Frédéric Déhu was the team...
-
Dictionary ****erts that it
derives from Old
French "grëil, gräil, grëille,
gräille a
grill (from L[atin] cratīcula)". The word
creel is also used in Scotland...
- (Pig/Piggy/Sow);
Madame Louise, 'Chiffe' (Shoddy silk/Rags); and
Madame Sophie, '
Graille' (Grub/S****/Carrion crow).
Madame Sophie never married, but
became a member...
