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After a brief honeymoon last fall -- President Jacques Chirac was the first foreign leader to visit the United States after the terrorist attacks -- relations between the two countries soured, with many French expressing vociferous opposition to the Afghan war.

Even some people more familiar with French expressed doubts.

In their desperate pursuit of contentment, the French express a profound existential malaise.

"Both Mr. Mawuko and Mr. French expressed doubts, concerns, questions," Mr. Gutman said.

Mr. Raffarin told reporters that he would appoint his cabinet on Tuesday, adding that he "had not forgotten the unhappiness the French expressed in the first-round elections".

The same criticism that the French expressed about the use of the "war on terror" of George W. Bush could now be said about France.

When the French expressed opposition to the U.S. role in the Vietnam War, Romney debated them in return, and his views were reinforced by those who yelled and slammed their doors.

All this will take many months and require stability, Mr. Le Drian concedes, and while the French express hope that African forces will pursue the Islamists into the mountains and deserts of the vast north, it is highly likely that French special forces will have to continue to operate on their own and alongside the Africans, with the help of American surveillance drones.

He wrote a memo to the French Treasury expressing his concerns.

"This terrorism has no religion," he told the French president, expressing his opposition to any "terror attack" that hurts innocent citizens regardless of their race or religion.

Wine connoisseurs often talk of terroir - a French word expressing the notion that vineyard soils impart flavors to the finished wines.