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A group of volunteers on both sides of the Atlantic has found a way to bring back to life dozens of Wisconsin men who died fighting Nazis in the Second World War. 
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Francois Hollande can't catch a break. He's not only unpopular, but people say he's boring. The answer? A new speechwriter, who is also a rapper. Via French-News-Online.com
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Bill Maher blasts conservatives who dismiss everything French as if it's somehow now "the ultimate argument winner" (see: "Kerry looks French" or Bill O'Reil...
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With so many museums, monuments, concerts & activities it's hard to know where to begin. Start here, with our handy guide to what to do in Paris while you're there.
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The Francophone Film Series 2014. 7pm, Black Box Performance Space IMRC (room 104). Free to the public. Movies in French with English Subtitles. The Films. January 23 : Les 400coups de François Truffaut (France, 1959).
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Nunatsiaq News Kuujjuaq students take top honours in francophone video contest Nunatsiaq News Students at Kuujjuaq's Jaanimmarik school brought those worlds a little closer together when they recently won top honours in the Anime ta francophonie...
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Les applications pour smartphones se multiplient. Le trafic web via mobile explose tandis que celui via ordinateurs tend à décroître légèrement. Aujourd’hui véritable segment en croissance d
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Belgium health authorities on Friday reported the seizure of 16 (RT @EquineAdvocates: Horsemeat linked to new food scandal seized in Belgium < French news | Expatica France http://t.co/56NNbv6hy3...
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France: The Looming Battle over Muslim Integration
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And it is true that certain elements of the British press are assiduous in peddling a negative view of France as a latter-day Soviet Union, clinging to an outdated economic model. If we look below the rhetoric, which side has the ...
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There are many reasons why you might start a blog, but documenting the revival of an 18th century neoclassical ruin seems like a pretty damn good reason if
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http://www.woltersworld.com Thinking of visiting France? It is the most popular tourist destination in Europe and for very good reason. But where to go in Fr...
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Last month, Google was fined for violating French privacy rules with its “unified” privacy policy. The French National Commission for Computing and Civil Liberties (CNIL) had given Google and ultimatum to “fix” its privacy policy or be fined.
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Eva Longoria Arrives in France for L'Oreal Paris Shoot Eva Longoria goes makeup free as she walks through the airport after arriving in Paris, France on Tuesday (February 4).
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Paris ballets are staged at the stunning Palais Garnier and a performance there is a must-see. Read our reviews of the builing and the concerts, and learn how to buy tickets online.
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Toronto Star Quebec's francophone TV dramas translate well elsewhere Toronto Star But before English Canada met Montreal police officers Nick Barron (Adrian Holmes) and Ben Chartier (Jared Keeso), audiences in Quebec were already hooked on their...
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The sounds of Quebec have been changing thanks to the cultural diversity of artists who have left their homelands and become part of Quebec's vibrant music scene. Many francophone artists from places such as New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, ...
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Savvy traveller, entrepreneur and explorer Jennifer Jedda takes us on an Via Avenue Story
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France is one of the most visited countries in the world, but what makes it so special? (RT @MarginalBounds: What Makes France so Special?
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France allows DIY stores to open Sundays with strings attached Reuters UK Sunday has been enshrined in law as a day of rest in France since 1906 but myriad clauses and exemptions have complicated the situation - with furniture and gardening stores...
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Turkish hazelnuts, Malaysian palm oil, Nigerian cocoa, Brazilian sugar, French vanilla...
Some 250,000 tons of Nutella are now sold across 75 countries around the world every year, according to the OECD. Nutella is a perfect example of what globalization has meant for popular foodstuffs: Not only is it sold everywhere, but its ingredients are sourced from all over the place too.
Mrs Parkinson's curator insight,
February 12, 2014 3:48 PM
GCSE Globalisation info - great case study 
Amanda Morgan's curator insight,
September 18, 2014 10:55 AM
I was surprised to see how many countries contribute to s single jar of nutella. I have always assumed it came straight from Italy just because it is an Italian commodity. It is a positive thing to see because you look at the commerce and trade that is generated throughout the world through this one brand alone 
Matt Danielson's curator insight,
December 12, 2018 4:05 PM
This is the perfect product to use as an example of global trade. Starting from somewhere like Malaysia using palm oil, and traveling around the world to collect all the ingredients needed to create a common product found on American grocery store shelfs. Makes me laugh when people complain how expensive a product like this is, when in reality due to modern technology the product is extremely affordable taking into account the processes it must go through to be created.
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