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At times like these, when nostalgia and solitude weigh on their hearts, Michèle-France's fourth floor apartment turns into a spicy olive paste factory as my mother-in-law puts her petite voisine* to work removing the noyaux from the olives.
French Word-A-Day: 2006
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At times like these, when nostalgia and solitude weigh on their hearts, Michèle-France's fourth floor apartment turns into a spicy olive paste factory as my mother-in-law puts her petite voisine* to work removing the noyaux from the olives.
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At times like these, when nostalgia and solitude weigh on their hearts, Michèle-France's fourth floor apartment turns into a spicy olive paste factory as my mother-in-law puts her petite voisine* to work removing the noyaux from the olives.
French Word-A-Day: 2006
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In France, most big sales have involved the transfer of a controlling packet of shares to so-called noyaux durs—“hard cores” of strategic investors whom government trusted to anchor the firm for the long term.
THE COMMANDING HEIGHTS DANIEL YERGIN 1998
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Expressions: le noyau familial = the family unit cracher un noyau = to spit out a pit. des fruits à noyaux = stone-fruit électrons autour du noyau = electrons around the nucleus
French Word-A-Day: 2006
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Expressions: le noyau familial = the family unit cracher un noyau = to spit out a pit. des fruits à noyaux = stone-fruit électrons autour du noyau = electrons around the nucleus
French Word-A-Day: 2006
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He preserves the écorces, which later issues have changed to noyaux, probably in allusion to the jerking practice called Inwá.
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Expressions: le noyau familial = the family unit cracher un noyau = to spit out a pit. des fruits à noyaux = stone-fruit électrons autour du noyau = electrons around the nucleus
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At times like these, when nostalgia and solitude weigh on their hearts, Michèle-France's fourth floor apartment turns into a spicy olive paste factory as my mother-in-law puts her petite voisine* to work removing the noyaux from the olives.
French Word-A-Day: 2006
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At times like these, when nostalgia and solitude weigh on their hearts, Michèle-France's fourth floor apartment turns into a spicy olive paste factory as my mother-in-law puts her petite voisine* to work removing the noyaux from the olives.
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