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« The American president stands still, as if sounded. The mathematician observes this primary man and he reinforces the hope that by adding individual darkness one rarely obtains a collective light. (page 206) »
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Hervé Le Tellier
The anomaly |
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The anomaly
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« Our Auber (Variations on the Our Father): Our Auber Who Are Jussieu Let Simplon Be Parmentier May Your Volunteers Be Place des Fêtes May your Reindeer arrive on Voltaire as on Courcelles Give us Gallini our Havre-Caumartin And do not submit us to the Convention Cambronne us our Defense Like we Odeon to those who have us »
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Hervé Le Tellier
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Hervé Le Tellier
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« He reinforces the hope that by adding up individual darkness, one rarely obtains a collective light. »
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Hervé Le Tellier
The anomaly |
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Hervé Le Tellier
The anomaly
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