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monde

[ mawnd ]

noun

French.
  1. the world; people; society.


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In an interview with Le Monde on Thursday, Haitian writer Monique Clesca said that France is "losing influence in the world, particularly in Africa. Its former colonies are turning their backs on it".

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French newspaper Le Monde has previously reported that it identified around 40 accounts on TikTok's sister app, Douyin - which is only available in China - belonging to Chinese individuals who claim to have signed up with the Russian army.

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A further separation occurred in 1967 when Lennon, along with George Harrison and Ringo Starr, moved out of London into the suburbs while McCartney stayed behind, soaking in the beau monde of the city’s arts scene.

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Rémi Chazot, a computer scientist who was based on the island, told Le Monde newspaper the group was "incredibly lucky" that the boat was in the area.

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Le Scouarnec felt "all-powerful" and liked the feeling of "flirting with danger" through "calculated transgressions," French daily Le Monde quoted the court order against the former surgeon as saying.

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