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1 Barre, Raymond
(1924-2007)Prime Minister of France under president Valéry Giscard d'Estaing, from 1976 to 1981. Barre, who began his career as a professor of economics in Paris, worked in the finance ministry and in the European Commission in Brussels, before being chosen as Prime Minister by Giscard. At the time, as an economist rather than a politician, he was relatively unknown to the French public. He is the only person in recent French history to have reached a top government position without first rising through the ranks of a political party.Dictionnaire Français-Anglais. Agriculture Biologique > Barre, Raymond
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2 SARL
SARL [εsaεʀεl]feminine noun( = société à responsabilité limitée) limited liability company* * *ɛsaɛʀɛl abr nfSee:* * *nom féminin, -
3 banc
n. m. Etre sur le banc: To be a down-and-out, to be a vagrant. ( Sur le banc is the title of a French film with Raymond Souplex and Jeanne Sourza which humorously depicts the colourful life of tramps in Paris.) -
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n. m. This jocular phonetic transcription of 'cake-walk', a popular World War II dance, is used by Raymond Queneau in his novel PIERROT MON AMI. -
5 Express, l'
Weekly independent French newsmagazine, founded in 1953 by Jean-Jacques Servan-Schreiber and Françoise Giroud, on the model of the American Time magazine. Originally a centre-left magazine, l'Express moved to the centre right in the early 1980's. Many prominent French journalists and writers have at times been involved with L'Express; they include Jean Paul Sartre, Raymond Aron and Christine Ockrent.Dictionnaire Français-Anglais. Agriculture Biologique > Express, l'
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6 Vigipirate, Plan
The French homeland security alert system, first set up in 1978 by the government of Raymond Barre. The plan can be activated in the event of a serious risk of terrorist activity, or threat to national security. It has four levels, yellow, orange, red and scarlet. It was first activated in 1991; more recently it was activated at 'red' level in 2004 following the Madrid bombings, in 2005 after the London bombings, and 2005-6 when violence erupted in French suburbs. It is most perceptible by the presence of armed police and soldiers in sensitive locations, such as mainline railway stations, airports, or major institutional buildings.Dictionnaire Français-Anglais. Agriculture Biologique > Vigipirate, Plan
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