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azepoi

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    Comment #48205513

    The glasses remind me of Duralex Picardie glasses which are also a classic in France. The tall 36cl and 58cl versions look very similar.

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    Comment #48082430

    It reminds me of Bojarski https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ceslaw_Bojarski The 2025 movie is worth watching https://www.imdb.com/title/tt35495035/

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    Comment #48017826

    It goes by license plate codes https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_vehicle_registra... It makes for a fun acronym DACH meaning roof in german. If they used Ö why not DÖS wi…

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    Comment #47944724

    This is largely cultural and language sensitive. I took the test as a french native speaker and got a green-blue boundary greener than the average population with the commentary "F…

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    Comment #47833469

    It is not. It's the moment magnitude scale https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moment_magnitude_scale

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    Comment #47756351

    Ochre is from a type of clay

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    Comment #46701331

    It's easier to cancel elections during à conflict

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    Comment #46631824

    Both likely come from (middle) dutch bakboord (the side of your back) facing the stierboord (the side with the steering oar) . Stierboord became estribord then tribord. Its more ex…

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    Comment #46094786

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_literary_works_by_numb... This is the second most translated book after the Bible

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    Comment #45038544

    Yes the brine could just be diluted wih gray water to reduce the environnemental impact without the energy recovery of the osmotic plant and the capital can be invested in other re…

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    Comment #45005549

    Pine tree suffer from other parasites and notably sphaeropsis fungus

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    Comment #44969669

    25000km is 250 100km days per year. That's a lot. In France for example the average yearly distance travelled by car is closer to 12000km not 25000. More achievable but still a lot…

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    Comment #44516706

    Exactly how it's called in french

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    Comment #44276163

    Heard this in France too from MD. Link between drinking too hot (over 60°C) and oesophagus cancer

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    Comment #43918224

    Busch und Müller has some products with brake lights https://www.bumm.de/en/products/dynamo-rucklichter/produkt/3... ? https://www.bumm.de/en/products/e-bike-r%C3%BCcklichter/pare.…

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    Comment #42718417

    Half the children seem to have one in France. My neighbourhood is full of them. Draisiennes/laufräder/balancebikes are a real transportation means as children go every single day t…

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    Comment #42677377

    Yes: About->view pdf (On mobile)

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    Comment #42597782

    Have you got a link or do you remember the name of this person?

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    Comment #41430670

    It can be cultural. Turquoise is often called bleu turquoise in french. So it's more of a blue to me.

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    Comment #41430646

    It's orange in french

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    Comment #40993204

    Openings/needs can be shared and relayed through networks before being listed publicly. You can also made yourself know as a potential hire before the need arises or before it is f…

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    Comment #38938418

    Most hard pressed cheeses (think comté, beaufort, gruyère, gouda) are around 10L/kg, Parmigiano reggiano is more like 15L/kg, so I think the app underestimate it, unless by Parmesa…

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    Comment #38891784

    Regional airports are usually subsidized by local governments to put them on the map. Also jet fuel could be taxes at à similar rate as gas/diesel

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    Comment #38507178

    I know of several compagnies in europe that do geophysical monitoring of dikes levees and dams with optical fibers

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    Comment #37756288

    Understood it that way in french too.