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It was not for some weeks after the Crawleys' departure that the landlord of the hotel which they occupied during their residence at Paris found out the losses which he had sustained: not until Madame Marabou, the milliner, made repeated visits with her little bill for articles supplied to Madame Crawley; not until Monsieur Didelot from Boule d'Or in the Palais Royal had asked half a dozen times whether cette charmante Miladi who had bought watches and bracelets of him was de retour.

Vincent stepped down as president of Hobart and William Smith Colleges, the legal and diversity scholar has continued to champion education causes through his new role as CEO and chairman of Sigma Pi Phi--also known as the Boule.

THE White Hart pub, in Quorn, is hosting a Come and Have a Go at Petanque (French boule).

[beaucoup moins que] Il faut detecter la maladie au stade d'image et non de boule car si en palpant on trouve une boule c'est que le nodule est deja la depuis 6 a 8 ans [beaucoup plus grand que] a-t-elle precise.

Sapphire could be used in smartphone screens, but to be economical, the furnaces to produce them would have to create a very large boule of sapphire that could then be sliced into screens.

Inspiring teenagers of color through scholarships, internships and mentoring is the aim of Gregory McDaniel and his 49 fellow members of Sarasota's Gamma Xi Boule, a chapter of a national fraternity comprised of 5,000 mostly African-American men with post-graduate degrees, whose motto is "Extraordinary men called to lead."