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Le Corbusier was a French architect.
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I am the 3rd Imperial Princess of Britannia, Euphemia le Britannia!
A sinner wishing to receive absolution wants to meet you tomorrow at 9 AM in a small chapel on the route to Le Mans.
Mademoiselle Du Lac, Monsieur Le Grand.
We,re in Le Havre!
May I present myself, Le Marquis de Indiana.
This we call le Petit Trianon.
And this is le train bleu.
This is le ciel gris.
A note for Monsieur le Baron.
There, Monsieur le Baron.
Doesn't Monsieur le Baron wish to send an answer?
Monsieur le Baron. There has been a mistake, Monsieur le Baron.
But your answer, Monsieur le Baron.
The officials at Le Bourget Field will telephone you at your rooms as soon as flying is possible.
Madame Viton, Mademoiselle Du Lac, Monsieur Le Grand.
Monsieur le Baron.
There has been a mistake, Monsieur le Baron.
The coachman wishes me to remind Monsieur le Baron there are four horses to manage, and they're restless.
Monsieur le Baron wins.
Monsieur le Marquis, you have caused this hotel grave embarrassment.
No, not in Le Havre.
Pecqueux's in Le Havre.
May I present Monsieur La Valle. Madame Viton, Mademoiselle Du Lac, Monsieur Le Grand.
Monsieur Le Grand, kindly leave the room.
Monsieur Le Baron de La Tour La Tour. I see through your little plan.
Our people in Paris don't see why Le Moko's so untouchable.
Le Moko's coming out.
I was in Le Havre.
Calm has returned to Le Bourget airfield.
You put your foot in your mouth, like on the radio. At Le Bourget when you got back.
Why weren't you at Le Bourget?
Le Touquet!
It was called Leon le Franc.
The mayor, who has a white beard Madame Michelet was as big like a jelly Monsieur Le Pecq, who teaches the school Rosalie, who has hair like sunshine.
Le Roy!
News and current affairs
When the voters decide in the spring of 2007, their choice may depend more on negative than positive considerations, as it did in 2002, when Chirac faced the odious nationalist Jean-Marie Le Pen in the second round.
Imagine the scene: Bucharest, le petit Paris, a city of three million people with wide boulevards and grand bourgeois villas, stands now a city half in ruins.
Ever since 1994, when Vietnam's President Le Duc Anh held the presidency of ASEAN, I have proposed to ASEAN leaders that the Spratlys be demilitarized as a first step toward building trust.
Crowdsourcing and crowd-funding have created new kinds of crowds, of the sort that Le Bon never could have imagined.
As Le Bon emphasized, people cannot easily do great things as individuals.
France's economic growth remains anemic, the unemployed and many Muslims are disaffected, and Marine Le Pen's far-right National Front is likely to do well in the upcoming regional elections.
Jean-Marie Le Pen's breakthrough in the French presidential elections is a slap in the face for mainstream French political parties, as well as a stark warning of the drawbacks of the constitution of the Fifth French Republic.
But the lessons of Le Pen's rise go beyond the specifics of French politics, because far-right parties have been on the march in many European countries of late, from Austria to Portugal, from Italy to Denmark.
All mainstream parties are rallying round Jacques Chirac to keep out Monsieur Le Pen.
In the second round of voting, Chirac will undoubtedly defeat Le Pen, possibly with a record majority.
But the deeper problem is that, in contrast with the populist simplicities of extremists like Le Pen, France's mainstream parties lack clear policies.
In the French presidential campaign, everyone knew what Le Pen stood for; but neither Chirac nor Jospin had a clear program to offer, just vague, abstract generalities.
No doubt a key factor behind Le Pen's breakthrough is popular anxiety - especially among the old, the unemployed and the unskilled - about globalization and its pressures for change.
For his part, the far-right leader, Jean-Marie Le Pen, says that he is very happy with this evolution.
Le Bon believed that crowds need strong leaders, to distance them from their natural madness and transform them into civilizations of splendor, vigor, and brilliance.
Indeed, a significant portion of the Jewish community in the south of France votes for the far-right National Front, which, under the leadership of Marine Le Pen, has concentrated its xenophobia on Muslims.
In the Netherlands, Wilders - more a one-man show than the leader of a real party - has already been in government, thereby providing a veneer of legitimacy to Le Pen simply by forming an alliance with her.
Pope Francis, Vladimir Putin, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, and Marine Le Pen have little in common.
It then descended into scandal and acrimonious infighting between the party's president, Marine Le Pen, and its founder, her father, Jean-Marie Le Pen (who was ultimately expelled).
Then, he (so far, it has always been a man, though France's Marine Le Pen would fit the pattern should she ever come to power) pursues an agenda opposing the European Union (when the country is a member) or other institutions of supra-national governance.
And Marine Le Pen of the far-right National Front is polling well ahead of the 2017 French presidential election.
And Jospin was considered the only possible winner in 2002, before finishing third, behind Chirac and Jean-Marie Le Pen.
In the 2002 presidential election, frustration with the system fueled strong support for the extremes, with Jean-Marie Le Pen, the leader of the far right, qualifying for the second-round runoff.
Le Pen accused the mainstream parties of ganging up on her, describing their cooperation as a denial of democracy.
That is not to say that Le Pen's claim - that those who vote for her party are the only true patriots - should be casually dismissed.
Le Pen and her fellow populists claim that globalization was either an act of foolish generosity that helped the rest of the world at the expense of the nation, or a phenomenon that benefited only the elites and not ordinary people.
No EU government will want to invite into the club an administration that contains Romania's far uglier version of Le Pen and Haider.