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Rhonda Rouer traveled from
their home in
Brevard County to
attend Dunn's son's
wedding in
Orange Park, near
Jacksonville in Clay County. Dunn and
Rouer left...
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Claude Rouer (25
October 1929 – 23 July 2021) was a road
cyclist from France, who at the 1952
Summer Olympics won the
bronze medal in the men's team road...
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Germaine Rouer (1897–1994) was a
French stage and film actress. She was a
member of the Comédie-Française. Les
Vampires (1916) The
Earth (1921) The Bread...
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epithet is in the
Memoirs of Saint-Simon.
Another French expression is
rouer de coups,
which means giving a
severe beating to someone. In English, the...
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drama film
directed by Léon
Mathot and
starring André Alerme,
Germaine Rouer and
Paulette Dubost. It was shot at the
Victorine Studios in Nice with location...
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Raymond de
Rouer de
Pavie de Beccarie,
baron de Fourquevaux, (29
September 1505/1508– July 1574) was a
French noble, governor,
military commander and...
- for his
growing re****tion,
especially given that name's
resonance with à
rouer ("to be
beaten up") and roué (a débauché). In a
letter to Jean-Baptiste...
- region, he
exchanged property he
owned on the Île d'Orléans with
Augustin Rouer de la Cardonnière for the
Seigneurie of Rimouski,
which extended along the...
- rich heiress.
Buteau and Lise
confront her sister, Françoise (Germaine
Rouer), in a field. Lise
pushes her
sister onto a scythe,
severely wounding her...
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drama film
directed by
Gaston Roudès and
starring Constant Rémy,
Germaine Rouer and
France Dhélia. It is an
adaptation of the 1886
novel of the same name...
