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Le Social Media Marketing étant de plus en plus perçu comme la prochaine ruée vers l'or, Michael Stelzner vient de publier pour whitepapersource un excellent compte rendu de recherche sur l'utilisation de ce phenomène par les marketeurs.
Social Media Marketing Industry Report March 09 Fabienne 2009
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Shop windows are gushing with bottles of Ricard* and Italian grappa, and for those who like l'or* Ventimiglia has gold à gogo.
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La province la plus pauvre du Canada roule-t-elle sur l'or ?
The revenge of the Newfies? Ed Hollett 2007
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* References: Ricard = a brand of French pastis; l'or (m) = gold; à gogo = in abundance; un collier (m) = necklace; un boubou = a long robe worn in parts of Africa; chez nous = at our house; la joaillerie (f) = jewellery; illico = right away; en contrefaisant la faim = feigning hunger
French Word-A-Day: 2004
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For those who like l'or* Ventimiglia has gold à gogo.
French Word-A-Day: 2004
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For those who like l'or* Ventimiglia has gold à gogo.
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* References: Ricard = a brand of French pastis; l'or (m) = gold; à gogo = in abundance; un collier (m) = necklace; un boubou = a long robe worn in parts of Africa; chez nous = at our house; la joaillerie (f) = jewellery; illico = right away; en contrefaisant la faim = feigning hunger in Escapade | Permalink
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Shop windows are gushing with bottles of Ricard* and Italian grappa, and for those who like l'or* Ventimiglia has gold à gogo.
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For those who like l'or* Ventimiglia has gold à gogo.
French Word-A-Day: 2004
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* References: Ricard = a brand of French pastis; l'or (m) = gold; à gogo = in abundance; un collier (m) = necklace; un boubou = a long robe worn in parts of Africa; chez nous = at our house; la joaillerie (f) = jewellery; illico = right away; en contrefaisant la faim = feigning hunger in Escapade | Permalink
French Word-A-Day: 2004
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