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is pierre
proper noun
Occasionally borrowed from French, cognate to Peter.
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Thursday through Saturday is PIERRE LACOTTE'S reconstruction of an early Petipa ballet, "THE PHARAOH'S DAUGHTER" (related article on Page 22).
As with many Parisian buildings of this era, the limestone facade is pierre de taille, or ashlar stone masonry, and the structure was built to house a shop or business on the lower level with apartments above, along with a rooftop terrace, probably used for drying fruit or coffee, said Vanda Roudneva-Doncelle, the listing agent with Coldwell Banker Previews by Demeure Prestige.
A razor in the rock wall, pierre, my father's name is Pierre, and on this rock I will build my church, that's literature, I will carve it out, a wall of books, a wailing wall, incest, insanity, homosexuality, holocaust, start strong, my jacket, my big shoes, and my razor".
"He said, 'My name is Pierre.
The star of the short film is Pierre, who is played very convincingly by Pierre Bénézit.
Seizing the initiative in the darkness is Pierre, who takes the opportunity to invite the memorial group round to Claire's, where, he promises, they will witness an "absolutely extraordinary" experience, selling his revelation like some freak show ringmaster.
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He was Pierre-Antoine Bellange.
The first person to correct this error was Pierre-Simon Laplace.
A major figure in the development of the landscape sketch was Pierre-Henri de Valenciennes (1750-1819).
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