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Chercheuse d’or (meaning Gold Digger) is the
debut album by Algerian-born
French singer ****ia. It was
released in
France on 23 May 2000,
through Virgin...
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universally une
chercheuse or une
chercheure "a researcher",
whereas in France, un
chercheur and, more recently, un
chercheur and une
chercheuse are used. Feminine...
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sophisticated verse, as in "Vénus Anadyomène", "Oraison du soir" or "Les
chercheuses de poux").
Later on,
Rimbaud was
prominently inspired by the work of...
- ΚΑΘΗΜΕΡΙΝΗ (in Gr****).
Retrieved 2024-09-20. "Marbres du Parthénon : une
chercheuse du CNRS
fonde en
droit la
demande grecque". Le
Journal Des Arts (in French)...
- de
maladie de Creutzfeldt-Jakob". Le Monde. July 27, 2021. "Une
jeune chercheuse de l'Inra
meurt après
avoir contracté la
maladie de la
vache folle". TF1...
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Observatory Bibliography from the
Astronomical Society of the
Pacific Chercheuses d'étoiles, an
episode about Cecilia Payne as part of Le Monde's series...
- the song "Ghir Dini". In 2000, she
released her
first album entitled Chercheuse d'or (recorded in Paris,
Toulouse and Los Angeles). ****ia
wrote the texts...
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pieces anonymously for the
lesser theatres, and
first put his name to La
Chercheuse d'esprit,
which was
produced in 1741.
Among his most
successful works...
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Chercheuse en
informatique – Médaille d'argent du CNRS 2019". www.cnrs.fr (in French). CNRS.
Retrieved 9 June 2023. "Margaret
Maruani –
Chercheuse en...
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contribution in 1734 and
achieved his
first important success with La
chercheuse d'esprit in 1741. In 1743 the
impresario Jean
Monnet paid 12,000 livres...
