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	Embassy of France - The French Institute Alliance Française
		France and the United States are each convinced of their universalist message, based on cultural and socio-economic models that they think deserve to be emulated.
		Another stereotype in a similar vein consists of portraying France as an old prickly lady, nostalgic for her past glory, puffed up with ridiculous pretensions and forced by the assaults of the wide world to take refuge in the old fashioned, somewhat faded charm of her culture and language.
		That France was ill-prepared for the war is a fact, and that led to its terrible defeat in 1940.
	www.info-france-usa.org /news/statmnts/2000/be3011.asp (6023 words)

	Ill - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		To be ill: to suffer from an illness or disease
		Ill (France) is a river in north-eastern France
		Ill (Austria) is a river in western Austria
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ill (153 words)

	France ill-placed to try genocide suspects: Rwanda : HindustanTimes.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Rwanda on Friday said France was ill-placed to try genocide suspects in French courts owing to its suspected complicity in the tiny central African nation's 1994 mass slaughter.
		Early this month, the Tanzania-based ICTR announced that France, along with Belgium and the Netherlands, had accepted to try genocide suspects living in their territories in their local courts as part of plans to ease the workload of the backlogged tribunal.
		Although France denies the allegations, a former French soldier last year alleged that French troops had trained the militia responsible for the killings in the two years leading up to the genocide.
	www.hindustantimes.com /news/181_1830101,00050006.htm (328 words)

	BBC NEWS \| World \| Europe \| Troubled France still ill at ease
		The state of emergency in France was finally lifted on Wednesday, despite the occasional flashes of trouble.
		It had been in place since the urban riots that erupted two months ago and was introduced on 8 November under a little-used law dating back to 1955.
		The state of emergency was brought in to help quell the rioting in France's suburbs, and broadened police powers, enabling the authorities to impose curfews or conduct police searches without warrants.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/world/europe/4581332.stm (485 words)

	France ill-placed to try genocide suspects: Rwanda : HindustanTimes.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Rwanda on Friday said France was ill-placed to try genocide suspects in French courts owing to its suspected complicity in the tiny central African nation's 1994 mass slaughter.
		Early this month, the Tanzania-based ICTR announced that France, along with Belgium and the Netherlands, had accepted to try genocide suspects living in their territories in their local courts as part of plans to ease the workload of the backlogged tribunal.
		Although France denies the allegations, a former French soldier last year alleged that French troops had trained the militia responsible for the killings in the two years leading up to the genocide.
	www.hindustantimes.in /news/181_1830101,00050006.htm (328 words)

	IPS - World Conference Against Racism
		''France may have been the first country of the world to have stated in a law that slavery was a crime against humanity,'' Ayad said.
		The CPT also said that ''when asylum seekers and refugees refuse to be expelled from France, the police use brutal methods, often provoking grave concussions''.
		In addition, France intentionally keeps the refugee camps in miserable conditions, as to prevent further migration into the country, according to experts.
	www.ipsnews.net /wconference/note22.shtml (1066 words)

	The Hindu : Tamil Nadu News : France ill at ease with its history: Bruckner
		But, it is a country that is ill at ease with its history.
		In one way, it's a good sign that France has renounced all its colonial ambitions, the other side is that it doesn't want to know anything about the past.
		France wanted to lead Europe, but in Europe the French model is vanishing and the Anglo Saxon model is being followed.
	www.hindu.com /2006/02/19/stories/2006021906870200.htm (555 words)

	The Supreme Council For France
		The Supreme Council for France was established in October 1804 by Ill. Comte Alexandre de Grasse—Tilly, 33°, then an active member of the "Supreme Council of the 33d degree for the United States of America" founded in 1801, which exists today as the Supreme Council, 33°, Southern Jurisdiction.
		As a consequence, the Supreme Council of France was declared hopelessly irregular by both U.S. Scottish Rite Jurisdictions, the Supreme Council for Canada, and that of the Netherlands.
		To 1986, the Grand Commanders that succeeded Ill. Charles Riandey at the head of this new regular Supreme Council for France remained faithful to this traditional policy of fruitful cooperation with the North American Jurisdictions.
	www.srmason-sj.org /council/journal/jun99/mattei.html (857 words)

	France News .Net - Newspapers on the Net
		France 24 was conceived years ago as a pet project of President Jacques Chirac, who in February 2002 called for a " big international news channel in French able to rival the BBC and CNN.
		France prides itself on being the world literary capital, with 3,000 awards each year and a handful of winners that shape the reading habits of the nation.
		France is offering " strong support so that Brazil's place in the world is recognised in the framework of the reform in the United Nations, " he said.
	www.francenews.net /rss.php (3097 words)

	France News
		France's interior minister sent riot police to patrol the southern port city of Marseille on Sunday after a group of marauding teenagers torched a bus, gravely burning a young woman.
		Increasing numbers of young women in France are turning to sex work to help pay the bills while they are at university, according to one of the country's leading students' unions.
		The presidents of France and China pledged Thursday to work toward a peaceful resolution of the North Korean and Iranian nuclear disputes, expressing 'grave concern' about Pyongyang's nuclear test in a joint...
	www.topix.net /world/france (782 words)

	ILLINOIS COURTS BULLETIN - SEPTEMBER 1998
		Fact clerical worker of Ds mailed report interpreting mammogram to Ill. physician and that P injured in Ill. as result of misdiagnosis insufficient under Code of Civ.
		Ill. statute and regulations did not require agreement to expressly identify what constituted franchise fees.
		Although D characterized purchase of operations manual as ordinary business expense, nothing in Ill. statute contained requirement that indirect franchise fee be limited to "unrecoverable investments." 10 pp.
	www.illinoisbar.org /CourtsBull/cbsep98.html (13375 words)

	EIROforum - About us - EIROforum Organisations - ILL
		Situated in Grenoble, France, the ILL has three founding partners, France, Germany and the United Kingdom, and nine scientific partners, Austria, Belgium, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Italy, Russia, Spain, Sweden and Switzerland.
		The ILL operates the most intense neutron source in the world and unique advanced instrumentation that is used by scientists from the partner countries for fundamental and applied research.
		ILL scientists and their users publish around 600 articles each year in the international scientific press and in conference proceedings.
	www.eiroforum.org /aboutus/ill.html (351 words)

	France - Amnesty International
		Some detainees and prisoners reported to be seriously ill were being held in conditions that aroused fears for their physical or mental integrity.
		In May, in a joint statement, AI and Human Rights Watch condemned racist attacks on Jews and Arabs in a number of European countries, including France, and called on the French authorities, among others, to redouble their efforts to combat racism in all its forms and to bring to justice suspected perpetrators of “hate crimes”.
		According to the law, prisoners’ sentences can be indefinitely suspended if they are critically ill or suffering from a chronic condition incompatible with their detention.
	web.amnesty.org /report2003/Fra-summary-eng (1789 words)

	France - Amnesty International (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		France: The alleged ill-treatment of Omar Baha by police officers in Paris
		France: Allegations of physical assault and racial abuse by Paris police – The case of Karim Latifi
		Detainees continued to face lengthy provisional detention, and seriously ill detainees or convicted prisoners continued to be held in conditions that raised fears for their physical or mental integrity.
	web.amnesty.org /report2004/fra-summary-eng (1975 words)

	EURSOC: Back To School
		If the journalists are freed, however, accusations will no doubt fly that France was able to secure their release because Islamist terrorists do not see France as a properly western state or a solid US ally in the fight against terror.
		France protests that Islamists terrorised the Paris metro system in the mid 1990s.
		The headscarf ban, which provoked the kidnappings, demonstrates France's committment to defending its secular principles despite pressure from radical Islamists.
	www.eursoc.com /news/fullstory.php/aid/604 (1095 words)

	The Telegraph - Calcutta
		France’s Yannick Jauzion (centre) is tackled by England players during their semi-final tie in Sydney on Sunday.
		Flyhalf superstar Jonny Wilkinson scored all of England’s points from the boot as the favourites adapted shrewdly to atrocious weather conditions to dominate France in every area and book a repeat of the 1991 final which the Australians won.
		France cracked under relentless forward pressure, and saw winger Christophe Dominici and flanker Serge Betsen sin-binned in each half as England turned the screw with captain Martin Johnson outstanding.
	www.telegraphindia.com /1031117/asp/sports/story_2580393.asp (269 words)

	NIST: Quantum Metrology Group - Gamma-ray Wavelengths (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		The spectrometer along with the associated environmental chamber, collimators, detector, and electronics is located at the high flux reactor of the Institute Max von Laue-Paul Langevin (ILL), Grenoble, France.
		NIST uses a reactor in France for precision gamma-ray measurements because this reactor is the only facility in the world that has the capability to insert sources next to the reactor core.
		Although the initial investment of NIST was quite high, the ILL has assumed major responsibility for the environmental hutch, the detectors, the data computers, and the general maintenance of the facility.
	physics.nist.gov /Divisions/Div842/Gp5/xrayc.html (936 words)

	Amazon.ca: Marie Antoinette: Books: Joan Haslip (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		In a sympathetic reassessment of France's ill-fated Hapsburg queen, Haslip (The Lonely Empress, etc.) focuses on her subject's early years.
		The author attributes Marie Antoinette's failures to inexperience, the ineptitude of her husbandboth of them pawns in the Franco-Austrian allianceand a flighty, naive though generous nature, ill-suited to cope with the intrigues of a corrupt court under the sway of Louis XV's mistress DuBarry.
		The book is reliable when it sticks to the queen and her entourage, but there are numerous errors and outdated interpretations when it moves to topics relating to France or Europe at large, e.g., Louis XVI did not take the initiative in bringing France to the aid of the American colonies.
	www.amazon.ca /Marie-Antoinette-Joan-Haslip/dp/155584183X (403 words)

	Cycle News Online
		France, 69, was admitted to a hospital after suffering a fall on August 27.
		ISC spokesman David Talley declined to say where France was hospitalized, citing the France family's wish for privacy, the News Journal reports.
		France was ill for most of 2000, battling cancer, but resumed most of his duties in early 2001.
	www.cyclenews.com /ShowStory.asp?HeadlineID=3798 (229 words)

	Anthony de Jasay, Thirty-five Hours: Library of Economics and Liberty
		This represented a rise of over 11 per cent in hourly labour costs, partly mitigated by a temporary reduction in employers' pension and health insurance contributions, the shortfall to be borne by the general taxpayer.
		It was also a decisive battle won in the war against unemployment, a chronic ill with France being its second-worst victim among all the countries of Western Europe.
		In contrast to her great strengths in mathematics and engineering, France has produced few economists of note and shown little interest in those she did produce.
	www.econlib.org /library/Columns/Jasaywork.html (1592 words)

	Jonah Goldberg's Goldberg File on National Review Online (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Obviously, I'm hardly the first guy to chronicle France's status as the Boston Red Sox of military history or to ridicule the Frenchman's proclivity "to eat with his hands and make love with his mouth." People have been mocking the French since before the French were even, well, French.
		France can grumble about how much they hate our movies and food, as they spend their euros on both, all they like.
		Third, France has always treated its intellectuals like celebrities, a seductive practice for American academics forced to drive around in old VW buses and live next door to men who actually work with their hands.
	www.nationalreview.com /goldberg/goldberg071602.asp (1890 words)

	Pave France - The British Need More Parking
		Royal has proclaimed that she is bringing a woman's touch to politics and complained of sexist hurdles [and this] barring her road to the presidency, but polls show the candidates are drawing almost equal support from men and women.
		France's Foreign Ministry distanced itself from the guide, saying in a statement to The Associated Press: "It is evident that this brochure does not in any way translate into a change of policy with regard to China."
		Although France is a mess, she still remains central to the European project, for good or ill. France left unnoticed, France ignored, cannot resist making mischief.
	www.pavefrance.com /blog (7577 words)

	This Month in Celtic History - January 2002
		It is one of history’s ironies that at the crisis point of the Franco-Prussian War the fate of France lay in the hands of a largely Breton army.
		In a desperate attempt to lift the siege of Paris and reverse the course of a war that was rapidly tumbling towards defeat, the French turned to the western lands north of the Loire river.
		But the memory of the Breton sacrifices on behalf of France would be conveniently forgotten by the Free French authorities in 1945, when they seized upon charges of “collaboration” by a small minority as a means with which to repress and destroy the entire Breton nationalist movement.
	www.celticleague.org /history_1-02.html (684 words)

	Dow Jones Interactive
		Coke has blamed the crisis, in which hundreds of people reported falling ill after drinking Coke products, on a batch of defective carbon dioxide, as well as on a fungicide that may have rubbed off some wooden pallets onto its cans of soda.
		France and Belgium also sent consumers mixed signals, with France sowing unease among consumers but issuing orders that "couldn't be followed in practice" and Belgium sending a clear message but demonstrating lax follow-up, the report said.
		In a response attached to the report, France's public health ministry rejected much of the commission's criticism and said any confusion was Coke's fault, not France's.
	www.pitt.edu /~mitnick/EBEweb/EUPanelCokeWSJ8_17_99.html (821 words)

	Position for a Research Scientist at the ILL (Grenoble, France)
		Position for a Research Scientist at the ILL (Grenoble, France) The Institut Laue-Langevin (ILL) is an international fundamental research institute funded by France, Germany and the United Kingdom.
		The reactor forms the basis for a programme of research covering a wide variety of fields, supplying neutrons to a broad range of instruments which are available to scientists from the member countries.
		ILL currently has an opening for a Research Scientist in its Diffraction Group.
	www.neutron.anl.gov /pipermail/neutron/2002/000641.html (444 words)

	ill - OneLook Dictionary Search
		I'll, ill : Compact Oxford English Dictionary [home, info]
		I'll, ill : Merriam-Webster's Online Dictionary, 10th Edition [home, info]
		I'll, ill : UltraLingua English Dictionary [home, info]
	www.onelook.com /?w=ill&ls=a (401 words)

	20 February 2006 - ILL: Bouncing pear-shaped particles probe the mystery of the big-bang: an experiment carried out at ...
		Physicist Dr. Peter Geltenbort of the ILL says: “This represents a significant breakthrough, and a real success for particle physics using neutrons.
		The result underlines the first class experimental facilities available at the ILL. Over the years the method has been improved steadily, and pushed to its limits.
		They are busy developing a new version of the experiment which will again be located at the ILL: by submerging their neutron-clock in a bath of liquid helium, half a degree above absolute zero, they hope to increase their sensitivity a hundredfold.
	www.interactions.org /cms/?pid=1023909 (661 words)

	Index to Comic Art Collection: "France" to "Franco"
		in Real Life Comics, no. 26 (Nov. 1945) -- Summary: "Tunisia, Sicily, Italy, France and Germany, all were on the route followed in a steady drive by the American fighting men under the command of this courageous leader who always insisted on being nearest to the fighting lines." k.
		France and the rest of the Earth, except the U.S., are already in the hands of the invaders.
		-- Begins: "Louis XI came to the throne of a France occupied by enemies, financially ruined, and on the verge of extinction as a nation.
	www.lib.msu.edu /comics/rri/frri/france.htm (6147 words)

	Reported Outbreaks - Procare Water Treatment - Oct30-2002
		Three British pensioners are seriously ill in France after contracting Legionnaires' disease while on a European coach tour.
		The two women, from the Christchurch area of Dorset, who have not been named, are said to be in a critical condition in a hospital in Colmar in the Alsace region of France.
		The third woman, Felicity Lodge, 65, from Melksham, Wiltshire, is being treated at the same hospital after falling ill and collapsing on the last day of her holiday, which had started on September 21.
	www.waterionisation.com /3oct02.html (237 words)

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