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Pleurs (French pronunciation: [plœʁ] ) is a
commune in the
Marne department in north-eastern France.
Communes of the
Marne department "Répertoire national...
- A
chest tube (also
chest drain,
thoracic catheter, tube
thoracostomy or
intercostal drain) is a
surgical drain that is
inserted through the
chest wall...
- head", a
pestkop is
someone who
engages in bullying. See pest and kop.
pleur(it)is Pleuris, or less
commonly pleuritis, is a
slang word for tuberculosis...
- The
choral text of Dadié's poem, "Dry Your Tears, Afrika" (“Sèche Tes
Pleurs“) is used for a song of the same name.
Published in 1967, the poem is about...
- she was
featured on the
French RnB
compilation "24 Carats", with "Je ne
pleurs pas" (I'm not crying). Her
first hit came with "Celle Qui Dit Non" with...
- dans nos campagnes) (c1890)
Hymne à Apollon, Op. 63bis (1894, rev. 1914)
Pleurs d’or, Op. 72 (1896)
Symphonic Suite, Op. 20 in F
major (1865-74) Violin...
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stage career. He died, aged 65, from a
heart attack. His autobiography, Les
Pleurs du Rire (Tears of Laughter), was a
major bestseller. "Patrick Topaloff :...
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Ramerupt and of Arcis-sur-Aube,
married Guisemode,
widow of Hugh,
Siegneur of
Pleurs.
Their son Eble de
Roucy was
Bishop of Châlons (1122-1127) and daughter...
- et s'envoler! Je
verrai cet
instant jusqu'à ce que je meure, L'instant,
pleurs superflus ! Où je criai : L'enfant que j'avais tout à l'heure, Quoi donc ...
- imaginé (1968),
Keltia Blues (1971), La Fête de la nuit (1972) and
Rires et
pleurs de l'Aven (1978).
Alain Guel, who
followed his
early steps in literature...
