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Dr. Stephane Dropy, chief urologist at the Bicetre hospital east of Paris, said resistance by French males to vasectomy was "partly cultural," given French reliance on other forms of contraception.

During the post-colonial First Republic, a continued reliance on French nationals as teachers, and French as the language of instruction, displeased those desiring a complete separation from the former colonial power.

With its presence in Asia and its network of factories and dealers in America, Mitsubishi could help the French group reduce its reliance on the European market.

Much of the criticism has been levelled at Newcastle's reliance on French players amid suggestions that some members of the overseas contingent do not understand the gravity of the situation into which the club has slipped.

But Lenz's orchestration of semi-blind tastings of its wines against French blue chips and reliance on averaged numerical outcomes to trumpet a claim of parity invites a question: What weight should be given to an impartial, blind tasting like Mr. Matthews's?

In a statement the auction house said the trip by the lawyers "will not change critical weaknesses in the government's case — most importantly, its reliance on hopelessly ambiguous French colonial decrees".

McConachy rejects the alternative theory that growing reliance on artillery by the French army beginning in 1807 was an outgrowth of the declining quality of the French infantry and, later, France's inferiority in cavalry numbers.

The first season under French artistic director Benjamin Millepied placed a heavy reliance on established works but showed promise of new things to come.

The New Wave marked a reaction against the commercial production system: the well-constructed plot, the limitations of a merely craftsmanlike approach, and the French tradition of quality with its heavy reliance on literary sources.

The over-reliance of western histories on French sources has been noted as well.

Regardless of its failures, incoherence and reliance on state terrorism, the first French revolution remains a source of patriotic pride.