En ébullition (In turmoil)

En ébullition (In turmoil)

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Une augmentation (Increase)

Les prix des billets pour visiter la tour Eiffel ont augmenté de 20 % dans le but de compenser ses coûts de maintenance élevés.


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Ticket prices for visiting the Eiffel Tower have been raised 20 percent in a bid to offset its sky-high maintenance ...

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La France accorde des visas (France grants visas)

La décision de la France d'accorder des visas aux déserteurs russes est saluée par les organisations de défense des droits de l'homme, qui espèrent que d'autres pays de l'UE suivront cet exemple.


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France's decision to grant visas to Russian deserters ...

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